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Here in North Texas, we’ve had a good stretch of rain lately, and that’s one of the best things that can happen for your landscape.
Right now, your soil is fully charged with deep moisture, which gives you a rare opportunity to set your plants up for long-term success.
Yes, it feels like summer already.Â
Yes, I know your tomato seedlings are burning a hole in your pocket.Â
No, it’s not a good idea to plant yet.
Growing my own food is one of the great joys of my life. My backyard garden supplies me with fresh…
The squash vine borer (Melittia cucurbitae) is day-flying moth with orange-and-black markings that lays eggs at the base of cucurbit plants (squash, pumpkins) in early summer. Larvae bore into stems, causing sudden wilting. If damage is bad enough, it can kill a large plant overnight.Â
The spring growing season starts NOW! This week, we’re celebrating the approaching spring season with classes for food lovers who…
Black oil sunflower seeds are the gold standard for filling feeders. They’re easy to find and attract a wide number of songbirds. But if your feeders only offer whole sunflower seeds, you might be missing out on many interesting bird species.Â