Gardening

Global Lawn and Garden Tractor Market Report 2023: Market Dynamics, Outlook, Trends, Opportunities, Competitive Landscape 2021-2027

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Dublin, Feb. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “Lawn and Garden Tractor Market – Global Outlook and Forecast 2022-2027” report has been added here. ResearchAndMarkets.com’s Providing. The global lawn and garden tractor market is expected to reach $3,473.49 million in 2021 from $2,596.94 million in 2027, growing at a CAGR of 4.97% during 2022-2027. The … Read more

How the Garden Works project in Wheaton helps neighbors in need grow their own food

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A Chinese proverb says that teach a man to fish and you will feed him for a lifetime. Wheaton hopes the same can be said for his nonprofit The GardenWorks project to teach people how to garden. The group offers programs to teach food insecure people to grow their own vegetables to harvest their own … Read more

Burpee has announced new 2023 garden innovations

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WARMINSTER, Pa., Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — BurpeeThe trusted leader and source for all things gardening for 147 years, introduces 67 new trail innovations for the 2023 season. Leading the pack are: Vivacious hybrid tomato: This Burpee-bred super-fruit discovery It is a feast for the eyes. ‘Vivacious’ spent five years in development before launching … Read more

Master gardeners prepare for spring planting

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It’s time to plant trees, and Walker County Master Gardeners and the Texas A&M Forest Service are hosting three programs in February to help local citizens do it affordably and efficiently. Ben Plunkett will host “All About Trees” on Feb. 6 at the Huntsville Public Library. Master Gardeners will host their Tree Sale on February … Read more

Sperry: Cold spells are very damaging to primrose jasmine

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DEar Neil. We have about 20 of these primrose jasmine plants (see photo) on our 1.3-acre lot. They are around 20 years old. They’ve done well all that time, but since the Christmas cold they’ve turned brown. I don’t know if they died back. what should i do? Answer: In the year I’m surprised they … Read more

Carmen Ketron: Wait patiently, the garden season is just around the corner

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My mom has been calling me every day for the past three weeks asking if she can go to the garden, cutting off the dead growth on the plants, putting her pre-emergent in the grass and planting the plants in it. The land for spring. Unfortunately, I ran out of ways to tell her it … Read more

Gardening 101: Drip Irrigation

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North Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – Most of the water comes from man-made lakes scattered around our area. With the DFW population expected to reach 12 million by 2060 (currently 7.8 million), we cannot add a lake. This area should learn to use less water. During the summer months, about half of the water use in the … Read more

Gardening 101: Drip Irrigation

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North Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – Most of the water comes from man-made lakes scattered around our area. With the DFW population expected to reach 12 million by 2060 (currently 7.8 million), we cannot add a lake. This area should learn to use less water. During the summer months, about half of the water use in the … Read more

Davis: Tips for gardeners after the recent cold snap

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The cold weather and freezing temperatures late in the year have damaged grass, plants and trees across the state. Texas’ coldest December in 40 years has gardeners dealing with nasty problems in their gardens and yards. “We have a lot of ugly plants right now,” said Larry Stein, horticulturist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension … Read more

What’s happening at the Rowley Public Library.

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ROWLEY – The Rowley Public Library announces the following events and programs. For more information, see the website at www.rowleylibrary.org/calendar or call 978-948-2850. The library is located at 141 Main St. Prepare soil for gardening The library will host a gardening seminar titled “Preparing Your Soil for Gardening” on Thursday at 7 p.m. The quality … Read more