MASTER GARDENERS: A Swallowtail Tale

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By Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardener During the summer, I love to sit out on the patio and watch butterflies in my garden. All day long, especially...

GARDENING: Watering mature trees

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By Sara Moran, County Extension Agent Horticulture for Midland and Ector counties Water is crucial to keep our landscapes alive. During drought, providing efficient irrigation to...

MASTER GARDENERS: Compost or mulch?

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Recently on a gardening social media site I follow, a picture was posted showing some rather sad vegetable plants....

MASTER GARDENERS: More mistakes gardeners make

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners In our first article we concentrated on planning mistakes and how to avoid them. In this article we’ll concentrate...

MASTER GARDENERS: Mistakes gardeners make

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By Debbie Roland and Emmy Ulmschneider Master Gardeners Honestly it doesn’t matter where you live or what kind of yard you have, we all have one looming...

MASTER GARDENERS: Invading worms are destroying our native hardwood forests

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners Gardeners and worms go hand in hand but not all worms are the same. We commonly use one type...

How you water the garden can save you money, gallons and your plants, too

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By JESSICA DAMIANO The Associated Press Until I installed soaker hoses throughout my vegetable beds this year, I’d always watered my plants by hand, which...

Why should I get my soil tested?

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By Brooke McDonald Why should I get my soil tested is a question asked by everyone from home gardeners planting their tomatoes to farmers planning...

MASTER GARDENERS: Wild spring flowers put on a show

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners We love the spring wildflower show in West Texas but not all springs are equal. Even in my backyard...

MASTER GARDENERS: Late blooming gardeners

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By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland Master Gardeners Many people do not become gardeners until the second half of their lives. It may have to do with...