Bare-root fruit trees

Bare-root season is not just for roses.

February what to do, plant and grow list

Here's a to-do list for February's garden. Prune hydrangeas by cutting off old, brittle canes. Leave young canes with flower buds attached for this year's growth.

Pruning: The kindest cuts

Sharpen those pruners. It’s time to start cutting in the garden.

Master Gardeners: Weather perfect for planting fruit trees

HUNTSVILLE — The winter has been a gardeners dream in Southeast Texas. The extremely mild temperatures and abundant rain have been a marked change from the drought and record breaking temperatures landscapes endured in 2011.

Aspiring Gardener: Buy bareroot plants now; plant them later

Now is the time to plan for early spring plantings.