Gardening

The garden looks beautifully lush, and the weather should be great that morning for walking around and enjoying all of the plants.

Micro gardens consist of a small container where you grow flowers, fruit, veggies, herbs, or any other plant.

One of my favorite parts of summer is all of the beautiful plants growing, including the plentiful gardens all around town.

While everyone is focused on the huge mosquitoes buzzing all over Texas right now, there are a couple of other pesky bites you might not be noticing.

While living in Lubbock is a relatively mild lifestyle with few major threats, there are still some hazards that you have to keep an eye out for.

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.