Weekend Gardener

Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you can’t have some color in your yard!

Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you have to wait for spring to get your garden growing. Jayla Fry with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension has some great ideas to get us started.

It’s very easy to forget to clean your gardening tools. Jayla Fry with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension says now is a perfect time to make a new habit!

The Brazos Valley has had several freezes in 2022, so it’s time to make a plan to keep your plants alive!

Holiday plants, like Christmas trees and poinsettias, can be beautiful additions to seasonal decor.

If you have a few simple supplies on your hands and a few minutes, you can make some fun decorations this holiday season!

Here’s a fun way to make holiday cards and gift tags that won’t go into the trash, courtesy of the Junior Master Gardener program!

Three-quarters of a tree's nutrients are in the leaves, says the Brazos County horticulturist.

Indoor plants can really thrive outdoors in Texas most months out of the year, but they don’t always like the cold.

It’s not just vegetables that thrive in the fall growing season.

The fall is a great time for a lot of produce in your garden. Now is a great time to get planting, whether you use seeds or buy transplants!

Pumpkins are usually easy to get a hold of this time of year but what it took to get them to the Brazos Valley was more difficult than it has ever been.

We all love to see the beautiful bluebonnets that bloom in the spring, but now is the time to start planting wildflowers if you want them in your own yard!

Did you know there are basically two kinds of mums? You’ve got florist mums, but there are also garden mums that you can keep in your yard!

If your lawn needs a bit of help, Texas A&M Agrilife says now is the time to take care of it or it won’t come back until the spring.

Do your rose bushes look terrible right now? Don’t worry, the fall is one of the best times for them to show off new blooms!

Experts with Junior Master Gardener say right now is a great time to get kids interested in gardening.

As Texas prepares for what could be the hottest weekend of the year, plenty of plants are ready for the heat!

These hot and humid temperatures aren’t just rough on us, they can be rough on our plants we well!

Sure, it’s about as hot as it gets outside right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t dream of cooler temperatures and your fall garden!

Are figs not really your thing? Well, right now is a good time to give them another try.

Sometimes our plants need some extra help over the summer.

Are you looking for a few summertime activities to get your kids out in the yard? Here are some great ideas from the folks at Texas A&M Agrilife!

Sunshine means more time to spend in your outdoor spaces like a front or back porch.

Do you ever have a hard time figuring out when to pick your fruits and veggies from the garden? Skip Richter with Texas A&M Agrilife has a few helpful suggestions!

As the grass begins to grow again on Brazos Valley lawns, proper care is required to help support that greenery all throughout the season.

Learning how to grow vegetables and what you can learn at this year's Taste 360 conference.

Soil testing is necessary to determine the available nutrients in the soil.

The start of 2020 is fast approaching and it is time to think about what you want to do for New Year's resolutions in your garden.

On Brazos Valley This Morning, Jayla Fry said it's important to water regularly for the first several months.