A: It is supposed to do that this time of year.
Fertilize your live oak at this time of year. This isn’t to help the plant recover from an…
A: This is always one of the tougher choices for folks, because plants that bloom well when temperatures are in the fifties rarely do so when it’s hot,…
A: It’s time to spray. For the best results, most fruit trees should be sprayed at specific times of year to prevent many of the issues common to them.…
Pre-emergent herbicides are only effective when applied before weeds sprout. In North Texas, it’s best to have them down before the 15th of March, and to absolutely have them…
A: As early as you feel like you can get away with it, starting now.
Generally, tomatoes start going into my garden around the first week of March. This…
A: Roses need pruning to remain tidy and well-shaped, but your two types of roses should be treated differently.
Most roses like to be pruned in February in North…
A: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, in this case.
Spraying starts now! Apply a copper-based fungicide to the dormant branches of your peach tree…
A: You were visited by hordes of hungry caterpillars. You may well have noticed moths fluttering around the garden – those were the culprits. There’s more than one species…
A: It’s weather related. We’ve seen this on a lot of boxwoods this winter.
Your boxwoods were thrown off by the weather this fall, which was warmer than usual…
A: All the common Italian culinary herbs grow well here. It’s just a matter of knowing which should be planted when.