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Overview Mexican Heather, aka Mexican False Lavender, or (Cuphea hyssopifolia) is a low-growing, evergreen perennial with delicate, lavender-like flowers and fine, airy foliage. Though not a true lavender, this plant offers year-round texture and color in the East Texas landscape. It makes an excellent ground cover or border plant and is highly attractive to pollinators. Light Requirements Cuphea hyssopifolia prefers full sun to partial shade. It performs best with morning…
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Overview: Caladiums are grown primarily for their vibrant, heart-shaped leaves in shades of red, pink, green, and white. These tropical plants are well-suited to East Texas gardens if given proper care, especially in shaded areas where many flowering plants struggle. Though most gardeners grow them as annuals, they are tuberous perennials that can be saved and replanted yearly. Light Requirements Caladiums thrive in partial to full shade, making them ideal…
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