Don't let these tiny pests ravage your whole garden. Early identification and treatment is key.

The later weeks of July are usually when the activity of damaging insects seems to reach its peak.

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Learn how to prep for a fall tomato crop, from clearing old plants and pests to enriching beds and choosing Texas-friendly varieties.

See which plants don't make good neighbors for basil.

Don’t give up on your rose bush just yet.

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It’s a scorcher out there! As temperatures approach or exceed 100°F, gardeners may notice plants wilting, slowing their ...

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Companion plants can help reduce pests, nurture the soil, and ultimately produce gorgeous, juicy tomatoes.

Recent rain can revive South Texas lawns, but St. Augustine yellowing, shade and weeds may still require smart lawn care.

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