Arctic Frost satsuma mandarin hybrid named new Texas Superstar®
COLLEGE STATION – Satsuma Arctic Frost has been named a Texas Superstar plant by Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horticulturists. Arctic Frost is the most […]
Late Spring Planting
Spring is in full swing. It’s warming up. Butterflies are flying around but it isn’t quite yet Summer. There’s plenty of difference between spring and summer planting and garden care. […]
Prepping Your Summer Bulbs
In love with lilies?Envious of your neighbor’s daffodils? April is the time to plant bulbs for South Texas and while bulbs seem to be a straightforward there are a few […]
Our Gardening Experts Have the Answers
Tune into the Gardening South Texas radio show on the air at KLUP (am 93 Saturday and Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. To have your gardening questions answered during show […]
Just In . . .2016 Rodeo Tomato Announced
‘Red Deuce’ available at Milberger’s Nusery ‘Red Deuce’ tomato is a determinate plant which provides big yields of large to extra-large 10oz. globe shaped fruit that have great eye-appeal and […]
Milberger’s Blood Drive
Deer Can Wreak Havoc on Your Evergreens
If you live in or near the Texas Hill Country, you have undoubtedly had to protect your trees, plants and ground cover from the multitude of deer that reside in […]
Trees Save Energy!
We all learned in school how trees sustain us. They give us oxygen, keep our air clean, cool our environments and even save us energy! That’s right, the shade from […]
Color Throughout the Winter
“Some of the most pleasant outdoor days in Central Texas occur during the winter months making it the best time to garden. The lower temperatures enable us to work outside […]
Calvin Finch Spring Q&A
I can’t believe all the slugs and snails this spring. The baits are effective, but a while back you also offered an idea for beer traps. Tell us again how […]