By Jay White Contributing Writer Each season one particular vegetable seems to outdo all of the rest. Last year, the award for most amazing production in my garden went to the poblano peppers. I planted three poblano transplants in early April. By late May the…
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By Adam Russell Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Wax begonias have long been a staple of Texas landscapes, but a recently introduced series has been distinguished as a bigger, brighter ornamental — Whopper begonias. Whopper begonias have been named a 2016 Texas Superstar plant by…
By Suzanne Labry Contributing Writer If we were honest with ourselves, most of us would admit to having a preconceived notion of what a homeless person is like, even though we may never have actually known anyone who fits the description. It is especially doubtful…
By Patty Glen Leander Contributing Writer Interplanting may sound like a complicated agricultural term, especially to novice gardeners who are new to horticultural lingo, but if you’ve ever grown basil between your tomatoes or planted flowers at the edge of the vegetable garden, you have…