VOLUME 15, ISSUE 47 • November 21, 2019 Neil Sperry editor. Gretchen Drew design and circulation. |
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Gardening This WeekendLate Thanksgiving means that you have an extra weekend to get things ready. Maybe the weather will end up cooperating. I've made a list of touch-up things you need to get done. Do check through them. Photo: Pansies - the most popular annual flowers in Texas. I'm always a sucker to take another pansy photo. |
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Native Son: Grateful
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Zebra Plant Growers Earn Their StripesLove this plant? Yeah, I do, too. But it can be challenging to grow. I'll tell you what I know about zebra plants (as well as a few things that I don't know). Click on to learn more. Photo: Beautiful way to showcase a spectacular plant. (Leave it to Calloways!) |
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Question of the Week: November 21, 2019As we took out our gardens we noticed swellings on our plants roots. They hadnt been productive. Any ideas? Click through to see what I suggested and the details. Photo: Galls on roots of tomato. |
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Songbirds - So Much to LearnThe folks at Wild Birds Unlimited dispense great information. Did you know, for example, that birds are currently visiting our feeders as they collect and store seeds for consumption this winter. Read what I learned from WBU! Photo: Nuthatch prepares to grab its seed. |
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And, in closingThat's what we have for you this week. Watch for e-gardens a couple of days early next week due to the Thanksgiving rush. In the meantime, please join me on Facebook, in a dozen or more Texas newspapers, on the radio and via my podcasts, also on my website. Oh, yes. Id love to sign you a book! Happy gardening! |
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