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| credit: Pete Delkus wfaa.com/weather |
I wanted to share this presentation regarding our NTX weather and climate that was given to our Tarrant County Master Gardener group in August of 2021 by Ted Ryan with the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, TX. I hope you find it as interesting as I did.
Click 👉 HERE to watch.
(Permission was granted by Mr. Ryan to share this video)
(I apologize, but I had to turn off comments on this page.)
The ice has melted in North Texas, so let's sharpen those pruners and get busy in our gardens! It's pruning time...
Click 👉 here for my Late Winter Pruning newsletter
for tips to get your garden ready for spring growth!
Happy pruning!!!
Toni :-)
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About a week after tornadoes touched down in Grapevine, TX, in December 2022, the first day of winter ushered in an arctic blast, and North Texas experienced a few days of freezing temps. Our once lush, colorful gardens were reduced to either brown, crispy sticks or piles of mush.
So now that we've made it through what was, nonetheless, a very challenging summer, we can look forward to fall and get back to doing what we love.
Click here 👉👉👉 FALL NEWSLETTER for tips to get your garden back in shape after this summer's beating.
Happy gardening this fall.....
Toni :-)
Click👉 HERE 👈 for a link to my
SPRING NEWSLETTER
with tips and to-dos to get your landscape ready for spring!!
Happy gardening!!
Toni :-)
For how-to tips to tackle all your landscape pruning to get ready for spring growth, check out my late winter pruning newsletter...
click here 👉-- LATE WINTER PRUNING Newsletter
Happy pruning!
Toni :-)
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Fall is a great time to get back in our gardens and tackle the projects we've been avoiding because of the summer heat.
Here's my latest Fall Newsletter to help you get started.
Happy gardening...
Toni
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In May we got a taste of the Pacific Northwest with days and days of rain (which I must say my daylilies didn't seem to mind a bit.)
And now in June, the real North Texas has finally returned, bringing with her a big ol' batch of heat and humidity.
No doubt the winter's freeze damage added some extra gardening chores to your plate, and all the spring rain has made any plants that did survive the freeze grow like crazy! But summer has its own list of to-do's.
For my latest gardening newsletter, Click here ...
...for tips on keeping your garden growing well and keeping it tidy this summer.
Happy gardening...
Toni :-)
@tonisignaturegardens
LATE WINTER PRUNING 2021
Late January through the end of February is THE time for pruning most shrubs, trees, perennials, and ornamental grasses in North Texas, Zone 8.
Here's my latest -- click here 👉-- LATE WINTER PRUNING Newsletter with how-to tips to tackle all your garden pruning to get ready for spring growth.
Happy pruning!
Toni :-)
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