by Wina Garrett and John Geib Are you wondering, like I did the first time I heard the word Aquaponics, what is that? The simplest...

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

by Shirley Kelley, Master Gardener and Propagation Specialist O-scape means no compost, drip irrigation, native or adaptable plant...

by Pat Adams, Permian Basin Master Gardener For year around color in your garden you need to think perennials (the bones of the garden)....

by Barbara Craig, Master Gardener I’ve never understood why this beautiful vine is called “coral vine” ( Antigonon leptopus )because it...

by Barbara Porsch Master Gardener,Herb Enthusiast This month we will talk about Epazote (Chenopodiumambrosioides). Epazote is considered...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist I enjoy hunting for insects in my gardens. Some are cute and colorful, some are...

By Barbara Porsch—Herb Enthusiast The strong, peppery and nutty flavored greens found in fancy salad mixes are called Arugula. However,...

By Karen Miller, Master Gardener, Entomology Specialist Aphids, aphids, and more aphids! What are aphids and where do they come from? In...

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

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist Do you know “what’s buggin’ me”? The loathing gardeners have for the tomato...

by Shirley Jo and John Kelley Master Gardeners When we say “junk yard gardening” we really mean using things that might end up in the...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist Nematodes – friend or foe? Both actually, some nematodes are beneficial and others...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist There are bad bugs, and then, there are bad, bad bugs. Spider mites are bad, bad,...

by Barbara Porsch, Master Gardener, Herb Enthusiast Rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis, is the symbol of remembrance. Today, rosemary is...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist Have you ever wondered “where do the bugs go in winter”? Do they leave? Do they...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener Entomology Specialist This month, I decided to venture away from the insect topic and write about...

by Barbara Porsch—Herb Enthusiast Hoja Santa, Piper auritum, is a fun herb to grow out here if you don’t mind a little pampering during...

by Karen Miller, Master Gardener, Entomology Specialist Gardening, like life, is full of surprises and I do appreciate when one of those...

by Barbara Porsch, Master Gardener,Herb Enthusiast Bon appetit magazine hit the nail on the head when they said “More than just a...