MASTER GARDENERS: Growing carrots in West Texas

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Who doesn’t love carrots?!?! Kids and adults both like to snack on carrots; cooked or raw, they add...

Steps to get your yard ready for spring

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Family Features As the weather begins to warm and days get longer, it’s important to begin preparing your yard for a healthy growing season. While...

Texas Master Gardener Spring Symposium

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The Texas Master Gardener Spring Symposium is scheduled 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 23 at the Midland County Extension office, 2445 E. Highway...

Gone Viral: ‘Miniclover’ is a top trending grass alternative for yards across America

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By Joan Casanova via Family Features If you’re looking to renovate your yard, there’s a sustainable, drought-tolerant alternative to high-maintenance, water-guzzling grass that also reduces...

MASTER GARDENERS: Water: Our incredibly precious resource

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By Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardener Since 2014, when I first attended the Land and Water Summit in Alburquerque New Mexico, I look forward to the first...

MASTER GARDENERS: 2024 Spring Symposium

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners The Master Gardener Spring Symposium is finally rolling out of the planning stages and the date has...

MASTER GARDENERS: The case for Borage

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By Debbie Roland Master Gardener I was surprised when I saw Borage for sale last spring since I haven’t seen it much in the past so...

MASTER GARDENERS: In case you missed our first class of 2024

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By Debbie Roland Master Gardener On February 14, Master Gardeners held their first education event of 2024, and it was a great class entitled Strategic Vegetable...

MASTER GARDENERS: Growing ground cherries

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Ground cherries (Physalis sp.) are easy to grow with minimal pests and diseases. Although you may not recognize...

MASTER GARDENERS: Grow your own potatoes

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners The average American eats 125 pounds of potatoes per year. If you love them like most people, we...