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Got Heaps of Homegrown Produce? Eat Some, Save the Rest!

With the abundant rains we’ve received this spring, those with vegetable gardens are likely reaping huge rewards from seeds and transplants set out in early spring. But what do we do with all [...]

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Summer Landscape Watering: How Much is Enough?

As hot weather sets in and homeowners watch their landscapes wither into summer dormancy, many ask: “How much do I need to water my landscape this summer to keep it alive?” While there is no [...]

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Summer Gardening Projects for Kids

When I was a kid, the end of school meant the beginning of a magical period of long lazy days, catching fireflies at night, camping out in the backyard and playing with my sisters, cousins and [...]

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Beverages from the Garden

Beverages can be made with items you already might have. No need to worry about buying ingredients to make refreshing beverages on these warm summer days. Instead, head out to your garden and [...]

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Fall Webworms

As spring turns into summer, shade trees are full of leaves and pecan trees are working overtime to produce a pecan crop for fall. Unfortunately for local homeowners and pecan growers, there is a [...]

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Summer Vegetable Garden: This is Not Your Grandma’s Vegetable Patch

The home vegetable garden trend has seen a definite uptick in the last few years. As people become more aware of the benefits of organically and locally grown produce, more and more are starting [...]

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Weeds: Can You Hear Them Now?

Did you hear that? Shhh… listen carefully. Your weeds are trying to tell you something. The types of weeds popping up will tell you the overall condition of the soil in your garden. They can [...]

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Propagate the Frugal Way

I love to visit our local nurseries and window shop. At my stage in life, plants are a bit of a luxury item and if I come away with a cute 4-inch perennial or a couple of packets of seeds it’s a [...]

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Wanted: Water Conservation Ideas

Do you have water conservation ideas that’ll help make San Antonio a more sustainable city now and in the future? We want to hear them! Please join us at San Antonio’s first-ever [...]

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Lisa’s Water Lily Succulent Bowl

My dearest friend Lisa loves to garden. She also has a knack for turning everyday junk into unique containers, like this one: But I have to say, her latest project is my absolute favorite. With [...]

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