By Debbie Roland, Master Gardener It’s a new year! Every week during 2021 we are going to feature one (or two) of the plants on Permian...

By Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Once popular, white gardens or moon gardens seem to have lost their appeal. Perhaps because we spend...

By Patti Edgar, Master Gardener Have you driven by the West Texas Food Bank’s Midland location lately and wondered what is going on?...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener In December the sun rises late and sets early – a perfect time for sitting by the fire in your favorite...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Have you finished shopping or have you yet to start? If you have a gardener, or someone yearning to...

B y Wina Garrett, Master Gardener The year of 2020 has been a real challenge for growing vegetables in Odessa and Midland. From day after...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener If you are finding yourself with lots of fallen leaves, leaf compost, also known as leaf mold, may be your...

By Cathy McKenna Master Gardener Trees by Joyce Kilmer I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree whose hungry mouth...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener The first freeze is behind us. Leaves are falling and plants are going to sleep for the winter. A big...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener “Significant Enclosure” is one of the gardening rules that most outdoor designers use. Our little farm has...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Are you catching your rainwater for use in your yard, beds or garden? Did you know that a 2,000 square...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener As your summer gardening winds down, it is a good time to plant a few herbs for your holiday cooking....

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener One of my favorite flowers is the tulip but I have rarely had one grow well. Research shows that most...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener I know it’s almost October and still 100 degrees, but now is the time to plan and prepare your beds for...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Several years ago I lucked into a 6’ in diameter tub from the recycling center. It’s about 30” tall and...

By Jeanette Castanon, Ector County Extension Agent Bluebonnets are the state flower of Texas, it is said that bluebonnets are to Texas...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Chrysanthemums or mums are a favorite plant for West Texas gardens. They are usually inexpensive and give...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener We are finally seeing our first signs of fall. Hopefully the high temperatures are gone and the weather...

Emmy Ulmschneider, Master Gardener Blackberries make a wonderful, inexpensive and easy to grow addition to your garden. With water...

Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Freezing is the easiest way to preserve the flavor of your produce. Almost any produce can be frozen with...