Wondering what to do in your Austin or Central Texas garden in early December? In this episode, landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter shares your essential mid-winter gardening checklist—from winter weed control and fruit tree prep to when (and when not) to prune. You'll also hear a real client story about transforming a suburban lawn into a thriving pollinator garden using sheet mulching. Plus, Colleen breaks down what to plant now, how to protect sensitive plants from freezes, and why December is ideal for planning next year’s garden projects. A must-listen for Central Texas gardeners who want timely, region-specific advice.

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Get your Central Texas garden ready for winter with expert tips from landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter. In this episode, Colleen shares exactly what to tackle in late November—from composting and fruit tree care to freeze prep and cold-hardy herbs. Learn how to start a simple compost pile, protect citrus and young trees from frost, and keep your veggies and perennials thriving through the season. Perfect for gardeners who want a resilient, low-stress yard all winter long.

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Get your Central Texas garden ready for winter with expert tips from landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter. In this episode, Colleen shares exactly what to tackle in early November—from tree care and fall planting to freeze prep and cool-season vegetables. Learn which trees bring real fall color to Austin, how to protect young trunks from deer, and the best perennials and herbs to plant right now. Perfect for gardeners who want a thriving yard without the guesswork.

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In this late-October gardening guide, Colleen Dieter shares the essential tasks Austin and Central Texas gardeners should tackle now—from planting trees and dividing perennials to prepping cool-season vegetables and protecting tender plants before the first freeze. She also breaks down smart leaf management, fruit-tree cleanup, and must-know tips for lawns, herbs, and wildflowers. A practical, timely episode for anyone gardening through the Central Texas fall.

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Wondering what to tackle in your Austin or Central Texas garden in early October? In this episode, Colleen Dieter shares your essential fall gardening checklist—from irrigation changes and soil testing to what to plant, what NOT to prune, and how to prep for cooler temperatures. She also walks through a small-yard design consultation in East Austin and explains why wildflower seeding, seed saving, and fall vegetable planting are at their peak right now. A must-listen for Central Texas homeowners looking for timely, region-specific garden advice.

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Confused about what to do in your yard this time of year? In this first episode of The ATXGardens Podcast, landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter breaks down exactly what Central Texas gardeners should focus on in late September. From fertilizing deadlines to transplanting tips, fungal disease prevention, and getting ready for fall planting, Colleen shares the seasonal advice you need to keep your yard healthy and thriving—all in a friendly, down-to-earth way. 

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Austin’s climate can be tricky—but you don’t have to guess what to do in your yard anymore. Join landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter every other week for simple, reliable gardening tips tailored to Central Texas. From when to plant trees to how to keep your yard thriving season by season, The ATXGardens Podcast makes gardening approachable for everyone—from DIYers to seasoned green thumbs.