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Gardening, cooking, and home flavor.
The self-styled Pecan Capital of the World owes much to an 1874 English immigrant. AgriLife experts explain when pecans are ready, how to store them and a lighter coffee cake.
Collards shrug off cold, taste sweeter after a frost and can produce all winter near the coast. Here is AgriLife's care and harvest advice and a simple skillet method.
Warm soil and cooler air make October and November the best window to plant in Brown County. Here is the agent's three-step method and when to sow wildflower seed for spring.
October is garlic month in Hunt County, and AgriLife's dates leave room for turnips, mustard, carrots, spinach and radishes into November.
Austin County's master gardeners host a free lunch talk on planting native fall wildflowers. October is prime time for bluebonnet seed, and two trusted Texas sources disagree on one step.
The Native Plant Society of Texas New Braunfels chapter holds its fall sale Saturday at Headwaters at the Comal. Here is what will be on the tables and how a few favorites grow.
Science Spectrum and the Texas A&M Forest Service will give away trees Saturday for Texas Arbor Day. Here is how to plant one so it survives a South Plains summer.
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners will sell plants at Seguin's Pecan Fest on Saturday, Oct. 24. Here is what to know, plus their November class and fall tree-planting tips.
Anderson County Master Gardeners will hold a tax-free fall tree sale at the Hot Pepper Festival Oct. 31. Texas A&M Forest Service advice on planting it so it lives.
The Texas Native Plant Celebration brings volunteers, native plants and free seed packets to Stephenville's H-E-B on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 17 and 18.
The Native Plant Society of Texas lists a fall native plant sale Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Teaching Barn at Herff Farm in Boerne. Here is what to know before you go.
A Nueces County planting chart shows spinach, mustard, radishes, turnips and carrots can go in through November. Here are the dates and AgriLife's tips.