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Spring Sale – 2026

Join us for our spring 2026 sale! We will be offering many heirloom and hybrid vegetable varieties, ornamental annuals and perennials, premium fertilizers, and more! Plus, we offer free care guides with every purchase, so that your plant can thrive. The exact sale dates are not yet set, but we will open in early-April. You can find our complete availability list using this link (https://gen1greenhouse.com/availability-lists/)Can we count on you to…
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Chrysanthemum Donations – Free Mums for a Good Cause

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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How to Grow Ferns in East Texas

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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