MASTER GARDENERS: What’s a foodshed?
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
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!
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
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!
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
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
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
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!
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
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,...