by Karen Miller, Master Gardener At the risk of sounding a bit dramatic, we as gardeners put ourselves in harm’s way each time we do what...

By Ben Bretz-Master Gardener What are Microgreens? Microgreens are the young sprouts of any edible plant that haven’t reached a point...

Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Here we are three months into 2018, and we are around 2 1/2 inches behind in our rainfall.  After last...

I'm reposting this because it is a very good article and good information. By Roger Corzine, Master Gardener The Easter Lily, Lilium...

by Barbara Porsch – Permian Basin Master Gardener Herb Enthusiast Mint was selected as Herb of the Year in 1998. It is one of the oldest...

Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Have you ever tried lights in your garden?  This would be a fun thing to think about during our winter...

By Debbie Roland Master Gardener-Compost Specialist If I knew then what I know now, I would plan a keyhole garden for the corners of my...

By Debbie Roland, Compost Specialist Companion planting is a good way to increase the flavor or deter pests.   Here are a few examples of...

by Geriann Green-MASTER GARDENER Everyone who grows roses is probably wondering what they can do now to prepare roses for a healthy...

by John and Shirley Kelley, Master Gardeners Winter is a great time to start planning your landscape for a nice water feature. A water...

by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener This time of year is a good time to think about preparing our beds for spring planting.  If you have...

by Shirley Kelley, Master Gardener The cold days, cold winds, and then a few warm days gives you the feeling that warm weather is on its...

by Barbara Porsch - Herb Enthusiast A while back I received a newsletter from motherearthliving.com talking about 6 medicinal herbs that...

Delmos Hamilton, Master Gardener As spring approaches, we all begin planning our garden. There are multiple ways to reproduce plants....

by Barbara Porsch, Master Gardener I wouldn’t trade my beautiful big trees for anything. Over the years through trial and error, I have...

by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Those with green thumbs have long known that gardening is good for you both physically and mentally....

by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Being a gardener and loving the Christmas season, you can bet money I have a poinsettia in my home.  I...

by Bess Barlau, Master Gardener Tried and true plants or adapted to our area are always welcome additions to beautify and simplify our...

Gardening in the fall is the best time of the year for many projects.  The weather is cooler (mostly), the night time temperatures are...

by Debbie Roland,  Master Gardener The Permian Basin will soon be raking and bagging leaves.  If you don’t have a compost pile to put...