Gardening

by Melinda Myers Poor flowering and misshapen or a lack of fruit on tomatoes, peppers and squash may be due to the weather, not your...

By Jeff Floyd Certified horticulturist and arborist Most newly planted trees tend to live only between seven to fifteen years. This is awful since many can...

By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners We have touched on garden towers in our container gardening article but wanted to give you more detail on...

By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners In Arizona and New Mexico the Zuni Tribe began using agriculture around 4,000 years ago. It is estimated that...

By Jeff Floyd Certified horticulturist and arborist Texas is roughly divided in half by an imaginary line running north and south from the eastern edge of...

By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners Four thousand years ago the Egyptians were making compost tea which simply extracts nutrients from compost and puts it...

By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners In West Texas we have access to rocks. Rock gardens can be made up of any size of rock...

By Jeff Floyd Certified horticulturist and arborist From start to finish, the Appalachian Trail is some 2,190 miles long give or take, depending on how often...

By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Do you want to grow a fruit crop that has few problems and pests reported? Jujube might be for...

By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Most of us have finally gotten some rain. Our yards are thriving but, unfortunately, the weeds have taken a...