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Central Texas News | How to protect your pets from coyotes

As coyote mating season begins in Texas, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department gave Central Texans advice on how to protect their pets.

Why do we have Master Gardeners?

The program came to Texas from Washington, helping to answer gardening questions and to serve the community

4 SC ant species coming for your home soon if they haven't already. How to keep them out

Summer is a time for outdoor fun in South Carolina, but it can also be a time of home invasion by ants. Here are the species that cause the most problems.

4 South Carolina ant species that invade homes during summer

Sulphur Springs ISD Board Meeting Wednesday 10.19.22

Agenda for 010.19.22 CALL TO ORDER: Invocation and Pledges to the flags  FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS  Announcement by the President whether a quorum is present, that the meeting had been duly  called and that the notice of the meeting had been posted in accordance with the Texas Open  Meet

Healthy options available during Frozen Food Month

March is National Frozen Food Month, and frozen vegetables and fruits are healthy options, offering plenty of vitamins, fiber and nutrients.

San Angelo Remembers Ken Landon

You'll be crushing on the new 2021 Rodeo Tomato, Ruby Crush

You'll be crushing on the new 2021 Rodeo Tomato, Ruby Crush Calvin Finch, Gardening FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 2of5 3of5 4of5 5of5 The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is going to be pretty different this year thanks to COVID, but nothing can stop the picking of the annual Rodeo Tomato. And as far as Jerry Parsons, the horticulture specialist with the Texas Cooperative Extension in San Antonio, and I are concerned, this choice is excellent and extremely easy for us to support. It is the Ruby Crush cherry tomato that we have been recommending to area gardeners for a number of years. The Ruby Crush is a determinate selection which means that it quickly grows to its full size and then concentrates on producing fruit.

Winter weeds or sustainable winter lawn? It's about perspective

Winter weeds or sustainable winter lawn? It's about perspective Calvin Finch, Gardening FacebookTwitterEmail HorseherbCourtesy photo Sustainable Winter Turf (SWT) is the concept that Jerry Parsons, my colleague on the Gardening South Texas Radio Show, and I developed when our St. Augustine lawns became more shaded and we came to appreciate the winter weeds that infested (we now say “enhanced”) the shade- and drought-affected lawns. For years, like many San Antonio-area gardeners, we mobilized our lawn care resources to support the St. Augustine lawn and protect it from drought, shade and weeds. Despite our best efforts, however, the lawns have declined.