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A dear friend recently confided that her life over the past few years has been marked by a succession of fresh starts – a sentiment that resonates with many, including myself. The prospect of embarking on a new chapter can manifest in various ways, whether as simple as switching to a different hair product, as…
What to do with potted mums that have decorated a front porch when their intense flowers begin to fade? Even when blooms have senesced and their bright colors are gone, the flowers are turning brown and have begun to droop, the mum plant is still living. Rather than tossing the pots of mum with their…
NORTH TEXAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) – There are plants in our landscape that shouldn’t be here. Invasive species are non-native plants that grow or reproduce aggressively in our local environment. They are not kept in check by predators, competitors or disease so their population can dominate a local landscape. Some of these plants were introduced by retailers…
There’s a lot to think about when choosing plants for your garden. Color, size, compatibility with other species, and whether they can encourage biodiversity in your green space are among the factors to consider. On his Instagram account Nettles & Petals (@nettlesandpetals), gardening expert Jamie Walton has been lauding his purple emperor nasturtiums, which are…
The second-year greenhouse students in Tyler Beasley’s Spokane Community College greenhouse management class moved around their greenhouse benches in a choreographed dance. Huge benches full of poinsettia plants just coloring up are rolled back and forth to allow the students to get to their crops to chart growth, check for insects and disease and water….
SAN ANTONIO – Poteet has a different growing season than California strawberries and SoTex Farms has different soil, which is why the owners say their strawberries taste sweeter. “I love strawberries, even though I’m mildly allergic to them,” Pat West Jr., owner of SoTex Farms said. West and Joanna Garcia of SoTex Farms in Poteet…
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During the height of the pandemic, when most of us were working from home, I was sent a link to a recorded Zoom video about horticultural therapy. I had never heard of horticultural therapy, but during the presentation, I learned that it is a professional practice used to improve lives by connecting people with plants….
