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,...

Create your own garden soil

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By Melinda Myers Fall is filled with preparing gardens for the following season, raking leaves, and harvesting. Use plant trimmings and fall leaves to create...

MASTER GARDENERS: When to remove a tree

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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 and how to plant...

Fall landscape care with pollinators in mind

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By Melinda Myers No matter where you live, investing time caring for your landscape now will pay off with a healthier, more beautiful landscape next...

MASTER GARDENERS: Choosing a thriving tree

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Last week we looked at the proper way to plant a tree. Now let’s talk about how to...

GARDENING: Composting II: Pick your fit

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By Sara Moran, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent for Midland and Ector Counties The previous article covered tips on how to compost in our...