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🚨 2/27 🚨

Fresh truck. Full benches. Texas-tough goodness everywhere!

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to plant — this is it. We’ve got a stacked selection of Texas-tuf perennials, rugged shrubs, heat-loving annuals, shade trees, edibles, and more. Clay? Wind? Surprise cold snap? Bring it.

Come grab the good stuff before your neighbor does. 🌿 😆 jk Grab something for them too!



12804 Pelzel Road
Pilot Point, Texas 76258
Tuesday–Saturday 9–5
Sunday 10–5

PERENNIALS

Artemisia mexicana ‘Fredericksburg’
Autumn Sage: ‘Arctic Blaze Fuchsia’, ‘Hot Lips’, ‘Teresa’, ‘Mirage Cherry Red’, ‘White’
Blackfoot Daisy
Black-eyed Susan: ‘Goldsturm’
Calylophus: ‘Sundrops’
Cast Iron Plant: ‘Milky Way’, ‘Standard’
Cedar Sage
Chocolate Daisy
Coreopsis: ‘Early Sunrise’, ‘Uptick Gold & Bronze’, ‘Uptick Cream’, ‘Uptick Cream & Red’, ‘Solanna Golden Sphere’
Columbine
Desert Mallow
Engelmann Daisy
Eryngium (Rattlesnake Master)
Erysimum: ‘Erysistible Tricolor’
Euphorbia: ‘Miner’s Merlot’
Gaura: ‘Monarch Pink’, ‘Pink’, ‘White’
Golden Groundsel
Gregg’s Mistflower
Helleborus: ‘Champion’, ‘Frostkiss Penny’s Pink’, ‘Ice N’ Roses Red’, ‘Ice N’ Roses White’, ‘Merlin’, ‘Wedding Party True Love’, ‘Wedding Party Wedding Bells’, ‘Cinnamon Snow’, ‘Pink Frost’
Lamb’s Ear
Leopard Plant: ‘Crested’, ‘Firefly’, ‘Giant’
Lyreleaf Sage: Regular, Purple
Mexican Bush Sage: ‘Santa Barbara’, ‘Standard’
Monarda: ‘Peter’s Purple’
Phlox: ‘Candy Cloud Blue’, ‘Candy Cloud Dark Pink’, ‘David’, ‘Phlox Trot Pink’
Rock Rose: ‘Brazilian’, ‘Ellen’s Legacy’, ‘Standard’
Russian Sage: ‘Standard’
Salvia (Anise / Black & Blue): ‘Black & Blue’, ‘Purple & Bloom’
Salvia (Mealy Blue Sage): ‘Augusta Duelberg’, ‘Henry Duelberg’
Salvia: ‘Mystic Spires’, ‘May Night’, ‘Bumbleblue’, ‘Rose Marvel’, ‘Blue by You’
Santolina: Gray, Green
Sedum: ‘Autumn Joy’, ‘Back in Black’, ‘Frosted Fire’
Skullcap: ‘Dark Violet’, ‘Pink’, ‘Purple’
Society Garlic: ‘Green’, ‘Variegated’
Teucrium chamaedrys: Wall Germander, Creeping Germander
Texas Betony
Turk’s Cap: ‘Pink’, ‘Red’
White Mistflower
Winecup
Yarrow: Yellow, White
Zexmenia

SHRUBS

Abelia: ‘Canyon Creek’, ‘Glossy’, ‘Radiance’, ‘Rose Creek’
Agarita
American Beautyberry
Aromatic Sumac
Arroyo Sweetwood
Butterfly Bush (sterile): ‘Miss Molly’, ‘Pugster Blue’
Cherry Laurel: ‘Centre Court’, ‘Everbright’
Coralberry
Dwarf Palmetto
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fragrant Mimosa
Hydrangea, Oakleaf: ‘Gatsby Gal’, ‘Ruby Slippers’, ‘Snow Queen’
Japanese Aralia: ‘Standard’, ‘Variegata’
Juniper: ‘Grey Owl’, ‘Greenmound’
Mahonia: ‘Dragon Scales’, ‘Funky Flow’, ‘Indigo Flair’, ‘Soft Caress’, ‘Woodline Sprite’
Osmanthus: ‘Goshiki’
Podocarpus: ‘Pringle’s Dwarf’
Roughleaf Dogwood
Senna
Smokebush: ‘Royal Purple’, ‘Winecraft Black’
Spirea: ‘Double Play Candy Corn’, ‘Pineapple Pop Rocks’
Texas Sage: ‘Lynn’s Legacy’, ‘San Antonio Rose’, ‘Silver Dream’, ‘Silver Snow’, ‘Green Cloud’
Texas Scarlet Quince
Viburnum: ‘Sandanka’, ‘Chindo’
Yaupon Holly: ‘Dwarf’, ‘Eureka Gold’, ‘Micron’, ‘Pride of Houston’, ‘Skyline’, ‘Skyward’, ‘Weeping’

GROUNDCOVERS

Ajuga
Frogfruit
Horseherb
Sedum: ‘Blue Spruce’, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, ‘Lemon Ball’, ‘Tricolor’
Silver Ponyfoot

GRASSES

Bluestem: ‘Little’, Big Bluestem, ‘Red October’, ‘Blackhawk’
Grama: ‘Blond Ambition’, ‘Mozzie’
Muhly: Lindheimer, Pine, ‘Big’, ‘Gulf’, ‘Seep’
Sedge: ‘Cherokee’, ‘Texas’
Switchgrass: ‘Northwind’, ‘Shenandoah’

CACTI

Echinocereus coccineus
Echinocereus reichenbachii

YUCCA/HESPERALOE

Red, Yellow, Softleaf, ‘Color Guard’, ‘Pink Parade’, ‘Ivory Swan’

HERBS

Fennel: Regular, ‘Bronze Leaf’
Chives: Garlic, Onion
Dill ‘Fernleaf’
Dwarf Curry
Lavender: ‘Hidcote Blue’, ‘Munstead’
Leaf Celery
Mint: Chocolate, Curly, Mojito, Spearmint, Pineapple
Oregano: Variegated, Greek
Parsley: Flat Italian
Rosemary: ‘Arp’
Sage: ‘Golden’, ‘Pineapple’, ‘Purple’, ‘Tricolor’
Thyme: Creeping, Variegated, Woolly

VEGETABLES

Arugula: ‘Astro’
Artichoke: ‘Green Globe’
Broccoli: ‘Green Magic’, ‘Waltham’
Brussels Sprouts: ‘Jade Cross’
Cabbage: ‘Savoy Drumhead’
Cauliflower: ‘Snow Crown’
Collards: ‘Georgia’
Kale: ‘Dinosaur’, ‘Red Russian’
Kohlrabi: ‘Winner’
Lettuce: ‘Parris Island Cos’, ‘Red Sails’, ‘Simply Salad Summer Picnic Mix’, ‘New Red Fire’
Pak Choi: ‘Toy Choi’
Peppers: Jalapeno ‘TAM’, OG Jalapeno
Rumex: ‘Raspberry Dressing’
Spinach: ‘Bloomsdale’, ‘Red Kitten’, ‘Space’
Strawberry: ‘Eversweet’
Tomatoes: ‘San Marzano’, ‘Supersweet 100’, ‘Ace’, ‘Celebrity’, ‘Cherokee Purple’, ‘Early Girl Hybrid’

TREES

Arizona Cypress: ‘Blue Ice’, ‘Carolina Sapphire’
Bald Cypress: ‘Weeping’, ‘Montezuma’
Blue Atlas Cedar: ‘Horstmann’, ‘Serpentine’
Cedar Elm
Chitalpa: ‘El Nino’, Standard
Desert Willow: ‘Bubba’, ‘Sweet Bubba’
Japanese Maple: ‘Bloodgood’, ‘Coral Bark’, ‘Green Laceleaf’, ‘Orange Flame’
Juniper: ‘Blue Arrow’, ‘Brodie’, ‘Skyrocket’, ‘Taylor’, ‘Woodward’
Magnolia: ‘Little Gem’
Mesquite: ‘Cooper’, ‘Leslie Roy’ (thornless)
Mexican Plum
Oak: Burr, Chinquapin, Live, Monterrey White
Redbud: Alley Cat, Hearts A’Fire, Royal White, Sweetheart, Traveler, The Rising Sun
Soapberry
Texas Persimmon
Carolina Cherry Laurel
Southern Wax Myrtle

VINES

Carolina Jessamine
Crossvine: ‘Tangerine Beauty’
Honeysuckle: Coral, Yellow
Wisteria: ‘Amethyst Falls’
Virginia Creeper

ANNUALS

Bluebonnets
Calibrachoa
Cyclamen
Dianthus
Geraniums
Pansy
Petunia, Supertunia
Poppies
Snapdragons
Sweet Alyssum
Violas

FRUIT

Jujube: GA-866, Xian Beauty, Coco
Blackberry / Dewberry: Natchez, Lucretia
Fig: Celeste, Violette de Bordeaux, Ischia Green, LSU Purple, LSU Gold, Lattarula, Texas Everbearing
Mulberry: Dwarf Everbearing Black, Red Fruiting
Persimmon: American Native, Saijo, Coffeecake
Pomegranate: Salavatski, Parfianka, Al Sirin Nar, Kunduzki
Plums / Hybrids: Methley, Santa Rosa, Shiro, Satsuma, AU Rosa, AU Roadside, Ozark Premier, Scarlet Beauty, Black Ice, Allred, Spring Satin
Peach: Bonfire Patio, Redhaven, Harvester, Ranger, Loring, Redskin, Sam Houston, Contender, Elberta
Asian Pear: Shinko, Chojuro, Olympic
Pecan: Kanza, Lakota, Pawnee, Caddo
Elderberry: Adams, Ranch, Wyldewood
Grapes: Black Spanish, Blanc du Bois, Champanel, Lomanto, Victoria Red
Muscadine: Ison, Cowart, Southern Home
Strawberry: Eversweet
Pineapple Guava: Takaka
Crabapple: Sugar Tyme White
European Pear: Warren, Orient, Ayers, Pineapple
Apple: Dorsett Golden, Ein Shemer, Liberty, Enterprise, Arkansas Black
Blueberry: Tifblue, Premier, Pink Lemonade
Citrus: Yuzu
Cherry: Sweetheart

AND MORE!

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Did you know less than 1% of the original Texas Blackland Prairie still exists?

Our Pocket Prairie Garden Box gives you a simple way to help restore a piece of it—while creating a beautiful, low-water native garden built to thrive in the harsh and unpredictable soils and climate of Texas.

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Spring cleanup isn’t just about cutting everything back 🌿 — it’s about timing it right.

Before you reach for the pruners, learn why patience pays off in North Texas landscapes. From protecting pollinators to encouraging stronger growth, the right timing makes all the difference.

Go out on a limb with insightful tips by Plantwithpatrick 🌱
https://rootedin.com/prune-with-patience-timing-spring-cleanup-in-north-texas/

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