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Winter Blooms for Busy Bees and Butterflies

Weather is extremely variable in South Texas. Besides frustrating humans, the fickle forecast can really confuse pollinators. But you can help them survive the shifts. Weather is extremely [...]

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Of Moss and Mistletoe: The Facts Behind the Folly

Ball moss or mistletoe hanging out in the canopy of your yard won’t necessarily kill your trees, but it’s good to know the difference between these often-misunderstood plants. With the loss of [...]

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Citrus Trees for Central Texas

Your landscape is longing for a little lemon love. Pucker up — the Meyer lemon tree is a perfect partner. A lot of people wonder whether we can grow citrus trees in central Texas and whether [...]

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Six Steps to Your Irrigation System Design Rebate

Itching to make changes to your irrigation system? Or considering ditching it altogether? We can help you do that — and put a little extra cash in your pocket! If you have been considering some [...]

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Is Your Tree Over the Hill?

While the age of a tree has no bearing on the care it needs, knowing its age can satisfy many a curious mind. When the Garden Geek makes the occasional house call, it’s not uncommon for [...]

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Feeding Winter Birds

Wishing there was a bit more color in your winter garden? Feed the birds! This simple activity is a fun and easy way to liven up your landscape. By Calvin Finch, Ph.D. Bird feeding is a fun and [...]

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The Thyme is Now!

Many fresh herbs are winter tolerant and just begging to be used in your home-cooked meal. Plus, your homegrown herbs make family dinners that much more special. Holiday feasts are the perfect [...]

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Now Is the Best Time To Plant Trees

Tree roots continue to grow throughout fall and winter. So planting trees now gives them a head start to face the brutal heat of summer. The best time to plant trees is in the fall or winter [...]