It’s fun to stock up on new plants during the spring, but it’s even more fun to propagate what you’ve got.

Mesita Early Childhood Development Center brought its school garden to life through a Garden Beautification Day in October to enhance the school and get families and students involved.

When choosing flowers, shrubs and trees, consider numerous things: does it have healthy leaves? How big are its roots? Are they annuals or perennials? Do they require full or partial sun? How often should they be watered? And, if individuals own pets, they should also ask, will they be safe …

From El Paso Inc. Magazine: Here are some tips and tricks to help you add garden fresh flavor to your meals by growing a few of your favorite herbs indoors.

Christmas trees come and go, but what about greening up your home the rest of the year?

Autumn is ideal for planting. Cooler temperatures mean less stress for plants and trees, and warm soil helps roots acclimate and grow.

A blooming summer garden requires working the foundation in the spring.

Don’t let the heat of an El Paso summer take the color out of your garden. Try caladiums to bring a burst of color – tuck them into the garden, pop some in a container or dress up a window box. Then water as needed, add a bit of fertilizer and wait for the color explosion.