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What to do in your yard this week, timed for the Gulf Coast — fertilizing, pruning, planting, watering.

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Every Sunday issue is a free digital magazine written for Houston-area yards. Real pages from a recent issue:

Cover of the November 1, 2026 Garden Guy Digital Magazine: Fall Feeding, Weeds and a Front on the Way
Page 3: Still need your fall feeding? There's time. Page 6: Gulf Coast Notebook — what matters going into November Page 7: Do mushrooms mean my lawn needs fungicide?
Inside the November 1 issue
  • p. 3
    Still need your fall feeding? There's time — and here's the one bag we'd use.
  • p. 4
    Buttonweed, doveweed & chamberbitter don't get a free pass into November.
  • p. 5
    Check what's coming from the sky — and give your sprinkler timer its November review.
  • p. 7
    A reader asks: "Do mushrooms mean my lawn needs fungicide?"
  • p. 8
    A reader asks: "My plumeria pots are too heavy to bring inside. How do I protect them?"
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Hi, we're Todd & Sabrina.

Todd is an Aggie horticulturist who has designed and installed landscapes in Sugar Land, Missouri City, and Greater Houston since 1991. Sabrina runs the business and puts the magazine together each week.

We don't sell plants, so there's no sales pitch hiding in the advice — just what actually works in our heat, our humidity, and our clay.

Todd and Sabrina standing in a front-yard landscape of loropetalum, ferns and flowering borders
Todd & Sabrina Farber · Garden Guy · Helping Houston gardens grow since 1991
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