By John and Shirley Kelley, Master Gardeners I’m not fond of winter. I would much rather be outside in the yard and around my garden or...

by Carol Siddall, Master Gardener Lantana consists of more than 150 species.  They are mostly natives of the Tropics.  In some regions,...

by John and Shirley Kelley, Master Gardeners Winter is a great time to start planning your landscape for a nice water feature. A water...

by Bess Barlau, Master Gardener Tried and true plants or adapted to our area are always welcome additions to beautify and simplify our...

Gardening in the fall is the best time of the year for many projects.  The weather is cooler (mostly), the night time temperatures are...

by Gwin Jamerson, Master Gardener Ornamental grasses can be used in many places in the landscape. After all, grasses grow here naturally....

by Barbara Porsch Permian Basin Master Gardener Herb Enthusiast Mexican Mint Marigold is a crazy name for this delightful herb. Texas...

by Debbie Roland, Master Gardener, Compost Specialist Landscaping has changed in the last twenty years. As West Texans have become...

by Shirley Kelley, Master Gardener and Propagation Specialist O-scape means no compost, drip irrigation, native or adaptable plant...

by Barbara Craig, Master Gardener I’ve never understood why this beautiful vine is called “coral vine” ( Antigonon leptopus )because it...

by Geriann Green, Permian Basin Master Gardener, Junior Master Gardener Specialist Dirt and kids go together, for some like partners....

by John and Shirley Kelley, Master Gardeners I’m sitting here looking out the window with 4” of snow on the ground and still snowing, I...