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Seed Starting with Texas Eco FarmsThank you to Farmer Jim at Texas Eco Farms for his expertise used in this article Starting your own seeds has several advantages over using transplants. Although starting from transplants may be more convenient, starting from seeds provides more control, lower cost, and greater...
Cemetery Plants Enliven LandscapesBy Jay White, Contributing Writer Cemeteries can be like schools. When I was young, I spent time in Cade Cemetery (in Streetman, TX) and learned about service, dedication and family traditions there. As I grew older, several of my horticultural friends realized that there were...
