Gardening
- Indoors
- Fortunate Bamboo
- Monkey Tree
- Outdoors
- Grass, Ornamental
- Monkey Grass (Liriope muscari; Lily Turf)
- Flowers
- Did have Pentas; they died during the winter
- Shrubs
- Boxwood
- Holly
- Indian Hawthorne (unknown color)
- Trees
- Crepe Myrtle -- three (2 are white, 1 is unknown)
- Oak, not Live Oak -- two
- Oak, some type of Live Oak -- one
- Plant Zone of Frisco, TX
- Plants Recommended by Frisco Lakes
- Suggested/Approved Plants
- Calloway's Garden Center & Nursery (Little Elm, TX)
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Cristina's Garden Center
(11/24)
- 14400 Preston Rd, Frisco, TX 75034
- Mon-Sat: 8:00am-4:00pm; Sun: 10:00am-4:00pm
- NE corner of Preston Rd and Corinth Ln
- E on Eldorado Pkway ==> Preston Rd N ==>
past Panther Creek Pkway ==> north of Corinth Lane
- 6250 Mapleshade Ln, Dallas, TX 75252
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Lowe's Plants, Bulbs & Seeds
(02/25)
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Moon Valley Nursery
(02/25)
- 1900 I-35E, Carrollton, TX 75006
- On the northbound access road of I-35, just north of Luna Rd
-
Ruibal's Plants of Texas
(02/25)
- 3646 Rosemeade Pkway, Dallas, TX 75287
- SE corner of Marsh Lane and Rosemeade Pkway
- You can buy mint for $3
- Bender Board Edging
- Garden Hose
- Gnomes & Pots
- Rodent Repellent
- How to Grow
- Azalea, Red
- Azalea, White
- Characteristics
- Indian Hawthorn is winter hardy from hardiness zones 8 to 10
- It is not cold tolerant
- This shrub prefers full sun
- It is a member of the Rosaceae or rose family
- Moist, well-drained soils are needed although established shrubs have
some drought tolerance
- Pruning is best done after flowering in the spring
- This shrub is browsed and enjoyed by deer
-
Plan a Landscape that Rabbits Hate @ artistree.com
(02/25)
- If at all possible, try to avoid Asiatic jasmine, perennial peanut and Indian hawthorn.
These are like fine chocolate to a rabbit!
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Pruning Indian Hawthorn @ plantaddicts.com
(02/25)
- Perform rejuvenation pruning in early spring if necessary
- If a plant that has been neglected or badly pruned in the past, you can cut it
back hard to encourage more dense growth
- Hard pruning needs to be done early in the growing season so the shrub has
adequate time to recover before the winter
- Between February and March is the recommended time for hard pruning
- Cut back growth by half during these months to encourage new growth
-
Indian Hawthorn Growing Profile @ thespruce.com
(02/25)
- This shrub does best in full sun, meaning at least six hours of direct sunlight
on most days
- Deer and Rabbits do not eat it. Most insects leave it alone
-
Liriope Plant Profile @ youtube.com
(02/25)
- Liriope is known as Lily Turf or Monkey Grass
- They are hardy from USDA Zones 4-10
- Both kinds of Liriope are grass-like perennials that grow to about a foot tall
- There are solid colored and variegated foliage versions of both species are available
- They do not need fertilizing
- Liriope grow well in many types of soil and can thrive in full sun to part shade
- Liriope spicata is a spreading plant, while Liriope muscari is a clumping one
- You can dig and divide either species every few years, if you wish to spread
the plants to other areas of your landscape
- How to Grow Nandina
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How to Prune Nandinas @ southernlivingplants.com
(02/25)
- Compact nandinas, such as Flirt, Blush Pink, or Obsession, remain tidy
with little or no pruning
- Maintain a natural appearance by pruning each stalk to a different height,
cutting back to a tuft of foliage
- Remove old and weak branches to encourage new growth
- Renew neglected clumps by cutting one-third of the main stalks to the ground
every year for three years
- Nandina Varieties
- Fire Power (National Plnat)
- Characteristics
- Snapdragons are grown as annuals and thrive in the Spring and Fall
- Although they prefer full sun to part shade, they struggle in the Summer heat,
especially in Southern climates
- Snapdragons produce clusters of flowers on upright stalks
- Snapdragons perform best in well-drained soil and cool weather
- Grows 3'-8' tall, 6"-18" wide
- Deer and rabit resistant
- Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies
- Plants
- Characteristics
- Vincas do great in Frisco Lakes and the bunnies don't eat them
- Plants
- Plants
- Plants that Rabbits Hate
- Downspouts, Etc
- Sprinkler System
- Drip Irrigation
- Controller
- Hunter PRO-C
- Hunter Mini-Clik Rain Sensor
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