the Texas AgriLife Extension Service - Harris County

the Texas AgriLife Extension Service-Harris County

Educational Events

• Lawn & Garden
• Commercial
• Green Thumb Series

Useful Info

• Factsheets
• Plant disease training videos NEW!
• ...en Español
• AgriLife Bookstore
• Ask a Master Gardener

Programs

• Master Gardener Volunteers
• Cylinder Gardening
• Fruit Study Group
• Speakers Bureau

Links

• Aggie Horticulture
• Aggie Turf
• TAMU Insects
• TAMU Soil & Water Testing
• TAMU Plant Disease Testing
• Poisonous Plant Links

 

Publications & Links

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Landscape Plants Trees Lawn & Landscape Fruits & Nuts Veggies & Herbs Pests & Diseases

Propagation Holiday Plants Recommended Reading Wildlife in the Garden en Español

Vegetables & Herbs

• Texas Home Vegetable Gardening Guide (pdf)
• Vegetable Planting Calendar for Harris County (pdf)
• Managing Insect and Mite Pests in Vegetable Gardens (pdf)
• When to Harvest Vegetables (pdf)

• Vegetable Gardening in Harris County (pdf)
• Vegetable Varieties for Harris County (pdf)
• Vegetable Gardening in Containers (pdf)

• Herbs for Harris County (pdf)
• A History of Tomatoes (pdf)
• El Tomate sus Datos (pdf)

• Easy Gardening...Disease Management (pdf)
• Easy Gardening...Mulching (pdf)
• Fall Gardening Guide
• Vegetable Gardening in Containers

• Building a Raised Bed Garden (pdf)
• Cucurbit Problem Solver
  

Easy Vegetable Gardening Fact Sheets

Asparagus (pdf) Beets Carrots Collards Cucumbers Green Beans Okra Onions

Pepper (pdf) Chiles (Pimentones) (pdf) Potato Radish Sweet Corn Tomatoes (pdf) Los Tomates (pdf) Turnips and Mustard

 

Educational programs of the Texas AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxilary aids, services or accommodations in order to participate in Extension programs are encouraged to call 281.855.5600 to discuss specific needs.