MASTER GARDENERS: What’s a foodshed?

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners As Master Gardeners we are both interested in raising some of what we eat. AgriLife Extension has taught...

MASTER GARDENERS: Compost 2023

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Every so often we do a new article on compost for new readers or those developing an interest...

GARDENING: Welcome your winter tenants!

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By Sara Moran, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent for Midland and Ector Counties It is the time of the year when some precious plants...

MASTER GARDENERS: All about seeds

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Last year we did an article about how to read a plant label. We realized that we also...

GARDENING: Green Tomatoes, bring them in!

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By Sara Moran, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent for Midland and Ector Counties I planted a couple of tomato plants during this growing season....

MASTER GARDENERS: Protect the Monarch by avoiding Tropical Milkweed

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners It is Monarch migration time! The fifth generation is beginning their long trip to their Mexican overwintering grounds...

MASTER GARDENERS: A love affair with figs

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners My love affair with figs began way before I moved to a place where I could actually grow...

Cutting and enjoying fall perennial flowers

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By Melinda Myers Bring a bit of your fall garden indoors. Many of your fall flowering perennials make great cut flowers to enjoy in arrangements...

GARDENING: It’s time for bulbs!

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By Sara Moran, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent for Midland and Ector Counties Bulbs are cool; let’s start with that, so you know I...

MASTER GARDENERS: TLC for trees

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners In the past weeks we have discussed which trees grow best in West Texas, how to plant trees,...