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Summer Planting Tips for North Texas: Gardening Through the Heat
Summer gardening in North Texas requires shifting your focus to heat-tolerant varieties and implementing strict moisture conservation practices. With temperatures regularly climbing into the 90s and 100s, successful gardeners adapt their planting strategies to help...
May To Do List & Planting and Lawn Tips
Plant: ornamental & wildlife Annuals: zinnia, cosmos, sunflower, celosia, penta, periwinkle, gomphrena, portulaca and other “ice” plant succulents, Mexican sunflower, salvia coccinea Perennials & vines: (shade them for a week or so) Semi-tropicals like Pride...
April Planting and Lawn Tips
April is a transitional month for gardening, perfect for planting cool-season crops (lettuce, spinach, radishes), sowing hardy herbs, and dividing perennials. Focus on soil preparation, adding compost, and protecting early seedlings from late frosts. As temperatures...
March Planting & Lawn Tips
March is the primary spring planting month in Texas, allowing for a transition from cool-season crops to heat-loving vegetables and flowers. Key actions include planting tomatoes and peppers in mid-to-late March, seeding warm-season crops like beans and squash, and,...
Top February Planting Tips
February planting focuses on starting cool-season crops indoors, prepping soil with compost, and sowing hardy seeds like lettuce, peas, and radishes directly outdoors in milder climates. Utilize cold frames or cloches to protect early seedlings from lingering...
Your January Gardening Checklist to Start the Year Off Right
In Texas, Georgia, Florida, and other southern states, January may bring freezing temperatures or pleasant winter gardening weather. While crops under cold frames are still chugging along, the time to get crops for spring planting started has already arrived....
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