Monarch butterflies are on the move in San Antonio
Monarch butterflies only lay eggs on milkweed plants, making them good choices for San Antonio landscapes to help restore the dwindling monarch population.
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Time to plant tomatoes in San Antonio gardens
If you "potted up" the new Rodeo Tomato, Thunderbird, in February or early March, it's time to transfer the plant to the garden or a large container.
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Stop deer from eating plants in San Antonio neighborhoods
Deer proof your landscape by choosing plants wisely and spraying deer repellent on new plants.
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It's time to get to work in the fall vegetable garden
Tomatoes, eggplant and peppers are producing fruit, and it's planting season for broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and other crops.
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Great nectar-producing plants for monarchs' S.A. stop this fall
Monarch butterflies will be passing through San Antonio this fall on their way to their wintering grounds in Mexico. Here's how you can feed them.
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