Thanks for dropping by the new improved McNeal Growers website.
There is a new page for the sedges we grow. On it is a comparasion chart of the different species and a short paragraph description of each species .
We are starting a delivery service to those retail and wholesale nurseries in the Austin Metro area. If you are in the Austin metro area go to the new delivery page and check out the details.
There is a new price ready if you call over, E-mail or fax we can send it to you.There are lots of new plants on it.
The New plant list has many of the new species we have experimented growing over the last few years. We have been looKing for plant species that grow well in the climate and the soils we have here in Texas.
Alot of the new species are various types of succulents that like rocky limey soil. One suprising thing we have found out is quite a few succulents like sedums prefer some shade.
In fact many succulents don't grow out in the open but can be found in the shade under brush or trees.
We have been experiementing with adding photos but have hit a snag as far as the sedges are concerned. To keep the web pages loading fast enough the resolution of the photos has to be
fairly low. At low resolution one species looks the same as another. The best solution we can offer is plug the scientific name into "google" and hit images. You can find a picture of almost any plant these days.
Make sure you go to the sedge page and match the soli type to the kind of sedge you need. You have those that grow on thin soils, on clay soils, on sandy soils, and at the waters edge, each one is different.