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What Vegetables Can You Plant in September in Texas?

If you’re reading this because your summer garden is basically a crime scene right now, you’re not alone. September is

Frost warnings always arrive faster than tomato plants can finish their job. Every fall, gardeners stare down a vine loaded

Air layering is a propagation method that roots a branch while it stays attached to the parent plant, up in

As the nights turn cold, many gardeners stare at their tomato plants and wonder what to actually do with them.

Tip layering is a propagation method where you bury the growing tip of an arching cane in the soil, so

Winter feels like the slow season for gardeners, yet plenty of people already sow seeds while snow still covers the

Serpentine layering is a propagation method where you weave a single long, flexible stem in and out of the soil,

A garden bed frozen solid does not have to mean an empty kitchen table. Once the usual steps to prepare

Snow piles up outside, the garden bed sits frozen and bare, yet the craving for a ripe, warm-from-the-vine tomato does

Frost is coming, and that healthy tomato plant out back is not ready for the compost pile just yet. It