Growing Cool Weather Crops in South Texas
It’s not just spring. South Texas offers vegetable gardeners two great growing seasons every year. Fall’s milder temperatures bring out the best flavors in home vegetable gardens. Insects and disease are less bothersome. And we can grow warm- and cool-season crops.
Preparing your fall vegetable garden presented by David Rodriguez, Extension Horticulturist for Texas A&M AgriLIFE Extension Service. David will answer your specific questions about your gardening issues. Bring a notebook.
Earth-Kind combines organic and traditional principles that help homeowners create lush yet environmentally safe gardens and landscapes. They are research-proven techniques that are successful and preserve and protect the environment.
