Fruit Tree Troubles and Solutions
Season 24 Episode 9 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Have you had problems with fruit trees the past few years?
Have you had problems with fruit trees the past few years? We called on Jim Kamas, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Associate Professor and Fruit Specialist, to answer your top questions. On tour, discover why artist Valerie Fowler turned to botanicals and where she finds her inspiration. Daphne explains why winter cleanup can wait a bit and how pansies and violas brighten winter for us.
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Central Texas Gardener is a local public television program presented by Austin PBS
Support for CTG is provided by: Lisa & Desi Rhoden, and Diane Land & Steve Adler. Central Texas Gardener is produced by Austin PBS, KLRU-TV and distributed by NETA.
Fruit Tree Troubles and Solutions
Season 24 Episode 9 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Have you had problems with fruit trees the past few years? We called on Jim Kamas, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Associate Professor and Fruit Specialist, to answer your top questions. On tour, discover why artist Valerie Fowler turned to botanicals and where she finds her inspiration. Daphne explains why winter cleanup can wait a bit and how pansies and violas brighten winter for us.
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Central Texas Gardener is a local public television program presented by Austin PBS
Support for CTG is provided by: Lisa & Desi Rhoden, and Diane Land & Steve Adler. Central Texas Gardener is produced by Austin PBS, KLRU-TV and distributed by NETA.