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COPYRIGHT ACCENTS OF SALADO - SALADO, TEXAS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
The Gardens at Accents of Salado's Gazebo Bed and Breakfast 209 S. Main Street in Salado, Texas
Retail Shopping at Accents of Salado 3366 FM2484 North of Salado, Texas
Specializing in Large Oversized Planters, Pots and Bowls for Residential and Commercial Applications
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Accents of Salado
Featured in Texas Gardener Magazine
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At Accents of Salado we stock hard to find garden accessories. We carry large oversized urns, planters and pots for Texas gardens, patios, pools and decks.
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Plants and Trees for Texas Gardens
Accents of Salado does not sell plants. We just share our landscapes with visitors to our retail store at 3366 FM2484 and our bed and breakfast location on Main Street in Salado, Texas.
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Perennials and Annuals bring texture and color to Salado, Texas Main Street Gardens.
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Golden Lantana (below)
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Native Texas Plants in Salado
In spring, visitors are greeted by an abundance of blooms in Salado, Texas.
Favorite native Texas plants seen in our Texas gardens are golden lantana, trumpet vine, artemisia, salvia greggi, virginia creeper, lamb's ear and purple hollyhock.
In the spring, mountain laurel, roses and magnificent purple wisteria are in full bloom on Main Street's Rock Creek bridge.
Favorite Texas plants seen blooming throughout Salado summers are crepe myrtle, coreopsis and cone flower and flourishing oleander. Many shopkeepers display magnificent container gardens with brilliant tropical hibiscus and bouganvillea.
Water Plants for Texas Water Gardens
Visitors to our Salado Main Street bed and breakfast gardens enjoy water lilies, caladiums, elephant ears, English ivy, jasmine, parrots feather and morea iris that flourish in our bed and breakfast water gardens.
READ ABOUT Better Texas Grass.
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But . . . 
because of a love for hostas, we had to come up with a solution to our snail and slug problem. We planted several varieties of hostas in large planters, set them in water dishes and for the first time ever, we had success growing healthy hostas without the nuisance of snails and slugs. It may be a different story next year, but right now we are really happy campers and gardeners.
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