gardening

While everyone is focused on the huge mosquitoes buzzing all over Texas right now, there are a couple of other pesky bites you might not be noticing.

While living in Lubbock is a relatively mild lifestyle with few major threats, there are still some hazards that you have to keep an eye out for.

Ever wanted to garden naked? It's a thing and Texas is the perfect place to garden in the nude.

Avoid being eaten alive with these plants.

Spring has sprung which means just about everybody has gotten the planting bug. That bug will last until fall. Here are the perfect places to find your plants.

I'm not an expert gardener. I'm lucky if I can keep an ivy alive. However, you need some fun when it comes to your plants and garden.

Now that Easter has passed and you have leftover boiled colored Easter eggs, what are you going to do with all those shells? Don't throw them away, especially if you have a garden.

It's officially Spring! It's time to drag out the big bag of potting soil, peruse the plant nursery and bring home a wagon full of flowers! If you're as excited about spring-time weather as I am, here's a lovely list of items to help you get into the gardening mood!

We've all said "I need a hobby." Maybe we even tried one and then...stopped. A new survey says the average person sticks with a hobby for 16 months and stops. We also spend a lot of money on hobbies.

When it comes to starting seedlings for the garden you have to buy a lot of those dirt pods and expand them and what not.  We have a cool little life hack where you can reuse your paper towel and toilet paper cardboard rolls to plant your seedlings.

When Spring hits so does the gardening bug.   You want your lawn and gardens to look perfect.  However, sometimes you have no clue to begin.  We need your opinions on where to get the best gardening supplies at the best prices.  Take this quick survey and let us know where you go for your lawn/gardening supplies.

The Amarillo Zoo is offering a great program on how to have a great garden without using a lot of water.