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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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29MarMarch 29, 2025

Why is adding Organic Matter to the Soil Important?

Margaret Ghose2025-03-29T20:06:11-06:00

Think of soil as a work in progress. Initially, soils form from the interactions between a parent rock material

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08MarMarch 8, 2025

It’s Time to Think About Growing Tomatoes

Margaret Ghose2025-03-08T19:37:54-06:00

The end of March marks the beginning of tomato planting season. Transplants can be set in the garden as soon

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23FebFebruary 23, 2025

Keeping Your Amaryllis After It Blooms

Margaret Ghose2025-02-23T18:45:42-06:00

You can keep amaryllis and get it to re-bloom next year. The key to getting your plant to do so is keeping the plant actively growing after it has finished blooming.

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05FebFebruary 5, 2025

What to Plant Now

Margaret Ghose2025-02-05T09:12:47-06:00

While temperatures outside are still too cold for planting, consider starting seeds indoors

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30DecDecember 30, 2024

Living with Houseplants

Ginnie Salter2024-12-30T20:08:47-06:00

A houseplant is a plant that can thrive in normal (not greenhouse) indoor conditions. That means they thrive where we live, with the same light, temperature, space, and humidity. And we provide the food and water.

By Ginnie Salterchristmas cactus, phalaenopsis, african violets, Speakers Bureau, houseplant, indoor, succulent, sansevieria, dracaena fragrans, philodendron, spathiphyllumComments OffRead more...
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Time for the Texas Chop
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June 29, 2026
Plant Now for Fall Tomatoes
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Whose Eggs are These?
June 14, 2026

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