It’s time to embrace the power of flowers this spring
IT FEELS AND LOOKS like spring has arrived for much of the state. Gardeners may want to postpone pruning some plants that are already blooming. -- Laura McKenzie/ Texas A&M AgriLife
GARDENERS SHOULD KEEP an eye on tomato transplants in case the state gets a late frost and they need to be covered. -- Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife
IF CONDITIONS HAVE been dry, wildflowers will need a drink. -- Laura McKenzie/ Texas A&M AgriLife
PETUNIAS ARE A NICE option to add color and interest to a spring hanging basket. -- Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife
There’s no time like the present -- especially when it comes to plants for a spring garden.
Much of the state has experienced early spring weather, which means the sooner you can get to certain garden tasks, the better off your yard will be.
For everyone who has “embraced the ugly” and practiced pruning restraint, now is the time to start making your garden beautiful for spring, said Larry Stein, Ph…
