Join us for our spring 2026 sale! We will be offering vegetables, ornamentals, succulents, house plants, trees, and so much more! Not to mention our homemade soil, and premium fertilizers! Plus, we offer free care guides with every purchase. The exact date is not yet set but stay tuned to our social pages and website to learn more. We would love to serve you with heirloom varieties, and unique plants…
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Gen1 Greenhouse is proud to be giving away our last mums of the year for our community’s churches, non-profits, schools, and widows. If you know an individual or organization that would benefit from free mums this November, then please reach out to Caleb Jones at +1 (936) 800-7350 to schedule a pickup while availability lasts. There is no cost to you. Please help us as we help our community.Gen1 Greenhouse…
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Introduction Ferns (Division: Pteridophyta) represent one of the oldest lineages of vascular plants, thriving in moist, shaded habitats worldwide. East Texas, characterized by its humid subtropical climate, acidic sandy soils, and abundant rainfall (typically 45–55 inches annually), provides a favorable environment for both native and ornamental fern species. However, successful cultivation requires attention to shade management, moisture balance, and soil organic content. 1. Recommended Fern Species for East Texas Below are species that perform reliably in…
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This is the story of the illusive, endangered, and mysterious hybrid we call Aloe ‘Lode’s Yellow’. From accidental origins to controlled cultivation, and now a risk of extinction – learn all about my journey uncovering this remarkable story! What is Aloe ‘Lode’s Yellow’? At first glance, this plant could fool you into thinking it is a common Aloe vera due to its yellow flowers, but the leaves grow long and…
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Alongside our chrysanthemum sale, we will also have a large selection of other fall favorite plants. Expect to find Texas Vitex trees, succulent arrangements, lantana, and much more! This will be our largest selection to date, so get ready! This September-October, at Gen1 Greenhouse; tell a friend! – +1 (936) 800-7350 – info@gen1greenhouse.com – 2081 FM 2713, Nacogdoches, TX 75961 –
We will be offering several varieties of fall garden mums this September-October! They will be available in 2g plastic containers in a variety of colors. You can order yours by contacting us at +1 (936) 800-7350, or info@gen1greenhouse.com. Make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @gen1greenhouse for updates on the event. We will also have a wide variety of other fall trees, shrubs, and potted plants. If you…
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Potted succulents for sale! If you are looking for a small gift, house plant, or patio decoration, then our homemade succulent arrangements are the perfect fit! Worried about the hassle of caring for them properly? We have you covered with hand-written detailed care guides that make things easy! 100% of profits go towards growing the business in preparation for our fall sales. Time: August 22nd-23rd, 10:00AM-5:00PM Address: 2081 FM 2713,…
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Most people grow roses from cuttings or potted transplants, but did you know you can also grow them from seed? While growing roses from seed is a slower process, it allows you to explore natural variety, experiment with breeding, and experience the joy of watching a rose grow from the very beginning. In East Texas, this process can be rewarding—but it requires patience, care, and the right timing. Step-by-Step: Growing…
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Protect Your Landscape Without Compromising Beauty If you live in East Texas, then you know how beautiful—yet hungry—our local deer population can be. For gardeners, this often means chewed leaves, missing flowers, and a lot of frustration. Fortunately, there are many plants that deer tend to avoid, allowing you to enjoy a thriving flowerbed without constant worry. Below is a region-specific list of deer-resistant plants for East Texas, grouped by light preference…
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Overview Plant breeding has changed dramatically in the last century. As tools like F1 hybridization, tissue culture, and genetic mapping have become standard in modern horticulture, breeders and growers alike are faced with the question: Are these newer methods better than the traditional ones? Using the petunia as a central example, this article explores the strengths and weaknesses of modern-day breeding methods compared to historical approaches—and considers what this means…
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