For pomegranates in Texas, west is better than east
The farther east you go in Texas the less likely you’ll be to get good crops from pomegranates, Neil Sperry writes.
Stay updated with breaking news from Dear Neil. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The farther east you go in Texas the less likely you’ll be to get good crops from pomegranates, Neil Sperry writes.
Neil Sperry talks crape myrtles, St. Augustine and more.
A reader says they've Googled until they're cross-eyed, so they wrote into Neil Sperry's mailbag. Issues with a peach crop and tree plus a redbud's withering conditions highlight this week's column.
Dear Neil: Since the extreme cold of February, 2021, we have had trouble with this one live oak.
Dracaena Janet Craig compacta.is easily grown in interior conditions of modest light and “people” temperatures and humidities.