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30MarMarch 30, 2026

Should Redbuds Have Blooms on their Trunks?

Margaret Ghose2026-03-30T22:26:35-06:00

A hallmark of the redbud tree, Cercis canadensis, is its ability to produce flowers flowers and fruits on older parts of the tree

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03MarMarch 3, 2026

Are Owls Beneficial in the Garden?

Margaret Ghose2026-03-03T00:03:31-06:00

Owls, like many species of native birds, are threatened by urbanization activities that reduce

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26JanJanuary 26, 2026

Cold Stratification

Margaret Ghose2026-01-26T15:59:34-06:00

What does it mean on the seed packet when it says, “seeds benefit from stratification prior to germination?”

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03JanJanuary 3, 2026

Growing Herbs Indoors

Margaret Ghose2026-01-03T19:50:51-06:00

I want to grow herbs indoors this winter. How do I provide enough light?

By Margaret GhoseHerbs, containersRead more...
Flower bulbs ready for planting
07DecDecember 7, 2025

Why do we Plant Flowering Bulbs in the Fall?

Margaret Ghose2025-12-07T19:28:07-06:00

The period between Thanksgiving and Christmas is considered an ideal time to plant spring

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08OctOctober 8, 2025

When is the Best Time to Plant to Wildflowers?

Margaret Ghose2025-10-08T20:16:55-06:00

Autumn is the best time to sow wildflower seeds for spring blooms. Planting in fall allows

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06SepSeptember 6, 2025

The Challenges of Growing Basil

Margaret Ghose2025-09-06T19:54:29-06:00

Basil is promoted as a plant that thrives in hot weather. Hot weather is a relative term

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18JulJuly 18, 2025

How Extreme Heat Affects Trees

AgriLife Texas A&M2025-07-18T18:28:56-06:00

Hot summers, especially hot, dry summers, are very hard on trees. Urban trees are even more affected than rural trees

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12JunJune 12, 2025

Testing Soil Nutrient Levels

Rick Coke2025-06-12T17:58:07-06:00

The Help Desk receives many questions about soil testing.

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02MayMay 2, 2025

Name This Plant!

Margaret Ghose2025-05-02T18:04:16-06:00

Q. What’s this amazing plant growing at the entrances to Texas Discovery Gardens? A. That is an Agave ovatifolia,

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Recent Posts

After the Drought: How to Rebuild Your North Texas Garden
October 15, 2026
Three Orange Butterflies You May Be Seeing This Fall and How to Tell Them Apart
October 12, 2026
Oxblood Lilies: A North Texas Heirloom That Welcomes the Start of Fall
October 12, 2026
Roughleaf Dogwood, Drummond’s Dogwood (Cornus drummondii)
October 4, 2026
Beautiful Fall Container Ideas
October 4, 2026
Best Trees for Heat and Drought
October 3, 2026

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