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Options for live or cut trees, and tips to make them last
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Options for live or cut trees, and tips to make them last
Historic trees provide links to past, present, future
A fruitful partnership between county officials, Texas A&M AgriLife produces tons of fresh food for local shelters
Moth’s larvae among worst pests for $9.5 billion U.S. floriculture and nursery crop industry
Clever, environmentally friendly uses of fallen leaves include free fertilizer, mulch, nutrient-rich compost
New practices, technologies could lead to lower production costs, higher demand
In Texas, fall is the best time to plant
Research, teaching and extension intersection identifies a simple way to improve crop yields
New four-week program specifically developed for 4- and 5-year-old students
Learn how to plan and when to plant your fall garden
Winning books focus on purpose, teamwork and community involvement
Annual showcase event highlights AgriLife Research ornamental field trials
Combined conference set for July 27; offer 5 CEUs
United Family stores will carry winter-hardy plants in July from Dallas to Albuquerque
Varieties sprawl, climb and provide good color for landscapes, planters
Free service provided in 10 areas across Texas
Junior Master Gardener lessons inspire learning, respect for nature, service, more
Edible ornamental looks good, tastes great
World’s first organic treatment for Pierce’s disease in grapevines