VOLUME 16, ISSUE 2 • January 9, 2020 Neil Sperry editor. Gretchen Drew design and circulation. |
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Gardening This WeekendIt's looking like next week may be a bit cooler. (Hey, it's January!) Let's outline the things you'll want to get done as time and temperature allow. These will all be seasonally sensitive and critical to your gardening success. Photo: Snapdragons can be planted now in all but the coldest parts of our state. |
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Winter
it's for the birds
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Grow Your Own PineappleHave a little fun. Raise your own little pineapple. It's the ultimate form of garden recycling. I'll explain how, but you'll need to click to the next page. Photo: Pineapple produced by a home gardener. |
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Ever Need a Weed ID?I was doing a little research online a couple of days ago and I stumbled onto a very useful TAMU web page that will help you identify just about any Texas lawn weed. Take a look! Photo: Can you identify these weeds? (Photos by TAMU Extension turf specialists) |
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Beautiful Name, Fabulous FragranceYou're going to have a hard time finding a sweeter smell than this one, but it comes with a price. The flowers smell great, but the plant is plain ugly. Maybe you still want one. Let's chat. Photo: Winter honeysuckle is the plant on the left! |
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And, in closingIt's almost quitting time, so I'm going to declare a victory for this week's e-gardens. I hope you agree. I'll be back with another one same time, same e-mailbox next week. In the meantime, tune me in on radio. (No KLIF this weekend due to TCU basketball.) Join me on Facebook. Please visit my website and sample my podcasts there. I'll see you in church, and I'll hope to see you in a local nursery sometime very soon. Thanks for reading, and Happy gardening! |
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