TREE SALE! It happens every year.  We get all gushy thinking back on another year of hard work, great clients, good times, and want to celebrate.  But instead of breaking out the 60% ABV Dutch brew, we’re gonna do something much more productive and announce our annual Tree Sale!   All native trees come from [...]

BioGardener celebrated National Bike to Work Day last Friday, which is now an official annual event for us.  For the second year in a row, we strapped on tools and used bikes to make our weekly maintenance visit to Austin City Hall.  We had free breakfast at City Hall with fellow bike commuters, and even [...]

This year’s annual tree sale will the friendliest and best one yet!  We have a variety of native shade and ornamental trees for sale, along with a hefty variety of fruit trees that are adapted well to Central Texas climate and soils. This sale is good for the entire months of January and February, 2011.  [...]

Six, 4-inch, certified organic, ‘Chandler’ Strawberry plants.  Put them in well-drained soil with lots of compost now,  give them even moisture through the winter, and taste just how sweet dirt can be come spring.  Free to the first person to leave a comment.

Last Friday, part of the BG crew celebrated National Bike to Work Day by strapping an electric weedeater, propane blower, weed bags, and hand tools to our backs and riding to perform our weekly landscaping duties at Austin City Hall.  With some bikes borrowed from the best bike team in town, we enjoyed free breakfast [...]

We have about one cubic yard of leftover cedar mulch, fresh from Natty G last week.  Free to the first one who wants it, comes to our lot in East Austin between 7am and 8am on a weekday, and takes it away.   We’ll help load it, but you’ll need a truck, or a car that [...]

Our favorite non-profit promoter of the Central Texas urban forest is having their annual fruit tree sale. On Saturday morning, Feb. 6, BioGardener will be at the Austin Farmers Market Downtown from 9a to 1p to buy figs, pomegranates, peaches, plums, apples, pears, persimmon, and whatever else Tree Folks brings to sell during their annual [...]

Consider it a big “Thanks” for sticking with us even when I forgot to email you back, or when we skipped your house to clean up the neighbor’s yard because we weren’t paying attention to street numbers, or for that one time I set up a truckload of mulch to be delivered on the wrong day, [...]

Come hear Jeremy stumble and bumble about “Sustainability in the Central Texas Landscape” at the Williamson County chapter meeting of the Native Plant Society of Texas.  Thursday, Oct. 8, 7pm-9pm at the Georgetown Public Library, 402 W 8th St.  It’s free and open to the general public, but you’ll have to bring your own rotten [...]

Just like kids, sometimes the best way to love Austin is to leave it with the grandparents and get the hell out of town.  The Cibolo Nature Center has a similar history to that of Austin’s Wild Basin – a very small group of dedicated citizens made some big things happen.  They are offering some [...]