Gardening

Avoid being eaten alive with these plants.

Many places around the Hub City are starting to sell seedlings, and Texas Tech isn’t missing out on the action.

They will be selling a variety of plants including tomatoes, peppers, herbs, and waterwise perennials.

They will be selling succulents at the greenhouse located at 3340 Main St.

As the weather hopefully warms up for good here in the Hub City, the grass will soon be growing and the plants will be blooming.

A guide for anyone looking to grow their own salsa garden in Texas.

As the curse of Ground Hog Day is finally being lifted as we get closer to Spring that means it's time to clean out your garden and get ready to start gardening.

One group is making sure that old pumpkins are not going to waste and given a new life, in the afterlife.

Technically, the state flower of Texas is the delicate and gorgeous bluebonnet. But what does a REAL Texas bouquet look like?

Maybe this is why more and more people around Lubbock are putting up taller fences?

If we keep thinking warm thoughts, surely this crappy weather will go away and we can all get out and start planting our summer gardens -- something I am looking forward to this year. Lubbock is known for record-setting temperatures and summer days that feel like nothing short of someone pointing a hot blowdryer in your face on full blast, not to mention the lack of rain, so planning a garden for

How many times have you been driving and see something out of the corner of your eye that makes you literally turn your head in the direction and take a second look?