The Yard · Annuals & Perennials

Seasonal color, fresh off the truck.

Annuals and perennials are the fastest way to make a yard feel alive, and they are the part of our stock that changes most. Spring beds, summer heat-lovers, fall porch season: every few weeks the benches look different.

A planted container bowl with bright annual color from Land Care Garden Center

Annuals for the moment, perennials for the long haul. Annuals give you instant, season-long color. Perennials come back year after year, and the natives among them barely ask for anything once established.

This is also where you will find the names people ask for: Endless Summer Hydrangeas, Knock Out Roses, and more of the varieties North Texas gardeners swear by.

Tell us your sun, your soil, and how much watering you will honestly do, and we will point you at color that will still look good in August. For what to plant when, keep our North Texas garden calendar handy.

Red drift roses in full bloom in the rose section at Land Care Garden Center
Good To Know

Rotates with the calendar

Spring, summer, and fall each bring a different bench. Come back often.

Heat-tested picks

We favor varieties that survive real North Texas summers, not just the catalog photo.

Porch season included

When fall hits, this is your stop for dressing up the front porch.

Color On The Benches
Orange and pink coneflowers in bloom at Land Care Garden Center
Coneflower
Gold and orange lantana in bloom at Land Care Garden Center
Lantana
Yellow esperanza (Tecoma stans) blooms at Land Care Garden Center
Esperanza

A snapshot of the color we had on the benches this season. It rotates constantly, so come see what is blooming now.

A note on stock: color moves fast, especially in spring. Follow Facebook and Instagram for what just came off the truck.
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The benches are waiting.

1616 Arrowhead Dr, Flower Mound, TX 75028 · entrance on Cross Timbers Rd · Tuesday to Saturday 9 to 5.