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Gardeners Can Survive Winter
By Carol Siddall, Master Gardener This time of year, gardeners me included, are looking through seed catalogues and their gardening...
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Feb 18, 20172 min read


Valentines Usually Means Roses
By Frank Wells, Master Gardener and Certified Consulting Rosarian Legend says, Valentine's Day originated during the third century in...
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Feb 11, 20172 min read


Here is a Solution for the Winter Blues
by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener This time of year is hard for gardeners in all stages of experience. The desire to go outside is there,...
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Jan 21, 20172 min read


West Texas Can Grow Tomatoes
by Jim Longstreet, Master Gardener, Vegetable Specialist Are you still trying to grow tomatoes in the Permian Basin? Many growers just...
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Jan 7, 20173 min read


Honey Bees
by Carl White, Bee Enthusiast, and Ron Nelson, BeeKeeper, Master Gardeners The soft buzz around the flowers, the constant flow of bees...
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Jan 7, 20172 min read


Keep an Eye out for the Christmas Beetles
By Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist Christmas is almost here, and what better way for an entomology specialist to...
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Dec 17, 20162 min read


It's Christmas!
IT'S CHRISTMAS! Carol Siddall, Master Gardener It is Christmas Time! The most wonderful time of the year. For a gardener, December does...
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Dec 3, 20164 min read


Mum is the Word
Carol Siddall, Master Gardener When fall arrives, it is hard not to regret the passing of all the summer blooms. But take heart, for the...
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Nov 19, 20163 min read


Succulents
by Shirley Jo Kelley, Master Gardener, Propagation Specialist Succulent plants are known as fat plants because their plant parts are...
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Nov 12, 20162 min read


Lemongrass
By Barbara Porsch—Herb Enthusiast Lemongrass, cybopogon citratus, a tender perennial, is an aromatic clump grass with bulbous stems with...
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Nov 12, 20162 min read


Succulents
Shirley Jo Kelley, Propagation Specialist Succulent plants are known as fat plants because their plant parts are thick and fleshy,...
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Nov 5, 20162 min read


Your Thumb Isn't Brown
by Debbie Roland, Compost Specialist “I can’t grow anything. I have a brown thumb” my friends tell me. To which I say “I can teach you...
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Oct 22, 20164 min read


Me? A Master Gardener?
by Debbie Roland, Compost Specialist I was on my hands and knees searching through the vegetable seed packets at a local big box store...
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Oct 22, 20164 min read


Mexican Mint Marigold
by Barbara Porsch Permian Basin Master Gardener Herb Enthusiast Mexican Mint Marigold is a crazy name for this delightful herb. Texas...
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Sep 17, 20162 min read


Do You Have A Texas Superstar?
Carol Siddall, Master Gardener What's a Superstar you may be asking? I asked the same question before I became a Master Gardener over 12...
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Sep 17, 20163 min read


Canned Salad
Ben Bretz, Master Gardener, Micro Greens Sometimes it’s just too hot to cook. Especially this time of year in West Texas. That’s when a...
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Sep 17, 20163 min read


Do You Have a Fairy in Your Garden?
by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Fairy Gardens have become increasingly popular in the home garden. While evidence of a true fairy...
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Sep 17, 20163 min read
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