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IS IT DEAD-DEAD? OR JUST DORMANT? By Barbara Canetti | Galveston County Master Gardener Sometimes that sad, droopy, brown plant can surprise you. It may look dead, after the two super cold snaps in the Greater Houston area this season. But those plants may be more...
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By Dennis Werner | Dept. of Horticutural Science, North Carolina State University There are certainly many shared similarities between crape myrtle and redbud as it relates to the available genetic diversity that can be exploited in a breeding program, and the...
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Indoor Composting for Outdoor Success By Angela Chandler | The Garden Academy (www.thegardenacademy.com) | www.facebook.com/thegardenacademy Everyone wants to compost. We all know composting is good for the garden and good for the environment. But physical...
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IF YOU HAVEN’T YET, TRY NATIVE PLANTS IN YOUR GARDEN! by BOB DAILEY | Pines and Prairies Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas They’re diverse. They’re beautiful. They’re hardy. And they’ve been around well before humans ever set foot on this...
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AT LEAST JUST STOP PLANTING CRAPE MYRTLES By Linda Gay | Horticulturist & Gardener The way crape myrtles look in February and March is a travesty (a distorted representation of a tree) and a tragedy (an event causing great suffering destruction and distress). The...
