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Each year, several books are chosen to receive the “Growing Good Kids Book Awards.”
If you want to add a tropical feel in your garden, try a hibiscus plant.
Lisa Whittlesey with Texas A&M AgriLife shows us how to make different arrangements.
“Salvias are great ornamental plants,” said Stephen Brueggerhoff with Texas A&M AgriLife.
“This time of year is when we start worrying about citrus leaf miner,” said Dr. Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife.
It’s a great time to take at look at your house plants to see if they need a little TLC.
“Sweet potatoes are one of those highly nutritious vegetable crops that we can grow," said Jayla Fry with Texas A&M AgriLife.
No matter how much time you plan on spending in your garden, it’s important to protect yourself from the heat and bugs.
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It’s an eco-friendly gift you can make out recycled newspaper and construction paper.
“Doubles is basically a fruit abnormality in peaches,” said Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife.
Every year, the month of April is set aside to recognize the hard work of volunteers.
A free spring event to celebrate the start of the season is happening this weekend in College Station.
Texas A&M’s Horticulture Club is hosting a plant sale beginning on Friday.
Experts say April is a great time to see hummingbirds migrating, and you may have some visit your yard if you have the right conditions.
Now that spring is here there a number of things you can grow in your garden.
There’s some root maintenance to keep in mind before you plant them.
Jayla Fry said there are plenty of options when choosing what to plant.
Taste 360: Freshness Meets Table is being hosted on March 15 and 16.
The conference is scheduled for Friday, March 15 and Saturday, March 16.
The virtual conference is scheduled for Feb. 20-21.
Experts say the earlier you can get them in the ground, the better.
Gardening tools, they’re always in the dirt but it’s imperative to keep them clean.
We may be in the winter season but it’s time to start thinking about spring blooms.
Citrus plants have become popular across the Brazos Valley, according to Justin Scheiner with Texas A&M AgriLife.
We look at some goals gardeners can set for 2024.
“Besides maybe jujube this is really the easiest popular fruit to grow and yeah, just super easy,” said Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife.
Jayla Fry shows off some great gift options.
There are several live options, if you haven't bought a Christmas tree.
This week we learn about some fun, easy ways to keep the kids busy.
Monte Nesbitt with Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences.
Skip Richter with Texas A&M AgriLife shows us how to take care of some plants when there's a freeze.
Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife says there are several places where you can buy fruit trees.
You can check out some examples at the Leach Teaching Gardens.
It's a good time to visit the Leach Teaching Gardens in College Station to see how they have prepared.
"They're not very picky about what they want to be on, which isn’t great for our plants,” said Jayla Fry with Texas A&M AgriLife.
This week we learn about garden additions that can help provide food and shelter for birds.
“I can’t talk enough about pears. Super low input, easy to grow crop,” said Hartmann.
Whittlesey says you can make jam, jelly or chutney with the plums that are about the size of a cherry.
Tim Hartmann said that damage is showing on some of these plants across the area.
Skip Richter with Texas A&M AgriLife has some ideas to help them stay healthy and hydrated.
There are some things you can do right now to help prepare it for the fall.
Lisa Whittlesey with Texas A&M AgriLife talks about plants you can incorporate into your meals.
Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife shows us how to care for a peach tree that needs a little help.
Skip Richter with Texas A&M AgriLife shares some things to keep in mind while mowing your lawn this spring.
Texas has some fantastic plants and trees for you to consider using in your gardens.
It’s a great season to plant some vegetables in your home garden.
Hartmann says you need to different varieties that bloom at the same time.