2016 Issues of Texas Gardener Magazine
January/February
Table Of Contents
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Vermiculture: How to Worm Your Way into Composting
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Texas-Style Homemade Pickles
Opening Lines: Wonderful World of Tomatoes
Letters: Booklet, Sycamore, Sources
Activity Checklist: January/February
Between Neighbors: Fig-Stop Fracas
In Greg’s Garden: A Field of Dreams
Texas Tough: Red Oaks
Problem-Solution: Neonicotinoids, Organic Control
Great Tomatoes Early
Spring Planting Guide
Seed Types Make A Difference
New, Improved Joseph’s Coat Makes Debut
To Bolt or Not to Bolt
Much more!…
March/April
Table Of Contents
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Community-Supported Agriculture is Taking Root in Texas
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The Legend of the Texas Rose Rustlers
Opening Lines: Bee One in a Million
Letters: ‘Tycoon’ Tomatoes, Pioneers
Activity Checklist: March/April
Between Neighbors: Grandmother’s Green Legacy
In Greg’s Garden: Euell Gibbons
Texas Tough: ‘Lady Banks’ Rose
Problem-Solution: Mud Hole, Cherry Tomatoes
Raised Beds
Bee-Friendly Gardening
Harvesting Heirloom Bulbs
Plight of the Monarchs
Much more!…
May/June
Table Of Contents Read Online!: Read Online!: Opening Lines: Worth the Wait |
July/August
Table Of Contents
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New Texas Superstar Introduced: Whopper Begonias
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How to Grow Amazing Poblanos
Opening Lines: Breaking the Code
Letters: Organic John, Bee-Box Art
Activity Checklist: July/August
Between Neighbors: In Due Time
In Greg’s Garden: Gardening Truly Is the Best Medicine
Texas Tough: Pomegranate
Problem-Solution: Purslane, Peas, Books
Parsnips, Carrots: Rooting for Gardening Success
Going Green with Garlic: A Tasty, Two-Season Crop
Fall Planting Guidelines
Make Your Own Fall Color
The Pecan: An American Original and a True Texan
Much more!…
September/October
Table Of Contents Read Online!: Read Online!: Opening Lines: A Hill Country Tribute |
November/December
Table Of Contents
Read Online!: Opening Lines: Think Like a Texan |