Want to start a vegetable garden?
Here’s a quick-build setup and tips to get started
Lawn & Garden
Texas A&M study: Repurposed coffee grounds can benefit turfgrass, landscapes
Turfgrass industry already utilizing research
Don’t go wild photographing wildflowers
Respect nature, property, others when taking wildflower photos
Master Gardener plant sale rescheduled for May 2 in San Angelo
The annual Concho Valley Master Gardeners plant sale, originally scheduled for April 4, has been tentatively moved to May 2. The event will start at 8 a.m. at the Tom Green 4-H Center, 3168 N. U.S. Highway 67, San Angelo. “Due to the importance of social distancing we made the decision to reschedule the event,”…
Looking for a Texas-tough Petunia? Tidal Wave series has you covered
Tidal Wave Red Velour Spreading Petunia latest Texas Superstar release Tidal Wave Red Velour Spreading Petunia has been named the latest Texas Superstar release based on its superior performance across the state, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Research expert. The Red Velour joins the tough, durable Tidal Wave petunia series. What it takes to…
How to get the most out of your farmers market trip
Get to know your farmers and your produce this year by supporting the agricultural producers nearest you
AgriLife Extension in Atascosa, Wilson counties taking Master Gardener Intern Training applications
Classes will alternate between offices on Tuesdays from March 31 to June 2
Straw added as new Texas A&M turfgrass scientist
Chase Straw is a new turfgrass scientist in the Texas A&M University Soil and Crop Sciences Department. (Texas A&M photo by Beth Luedeker)
Research looks to beneficial insects for pest control
Predator insects could reduce pesticide use in commercial production
Make pruning an annual part of maintaining your roses
Prune your roses to promote better growth, rejuvenate the plant, and produce bigger, better and more prolific blooms
