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Well I'll keep an eye on it. I've lived here for over 22 years. I just bought the lot next door that has the trees last July. Didn't notice the trees until I was clearing a fence row in September. Haven't seen any flowers or berry's on them yet. Thinking I need to find some forestry Services...

I live in zone 8 (12 miles north of Waco tx)

I'm one of those lazy gardeners. I just clean my coop out once a month. Just dump in one big pile. Put a fence around it or my chickens will scatter it all over my yard. During the dry summer months I might water it and run my tiller over it but don't get to crazy with it. Then stop adding to it...

Again a lot of great advice on here. I don't prune mine back until the spring fruit are gone. Then I'll prune back 1/3 or more, keep them some what watered and hopefully I'll get some fall tomatoes before the frost gets them.

I just bought the lot next door back in September last year. Really didn't notice them until I started cutting some thick brush to clear for a fence line so I can't say if it flowers during spring or not. But I've never seen anything with flowers on anything back there. But here's a pic of...

Hi and thanks in advance for your help. Hopefully someone can help me with finding what type of tree that's in the pic below. I thought it was a live oak tree, but my uncle told me it was something different. He couldn't remember the the name of it ,but said he's thinking it started with "A"...

Well that's good to know ,thanks. Guess this old dog learned another trick. We have been thinking about heading to Tyler to check out the rose garden over the. Went there about 4-5 years ago and love it. Think we might go again before it gets to hot.

Wish I could send you some. Mine don't produce fruit or maypops. I do by the happen to have 5 sprouts in containers. I'm putting 1 or 2 out in a new location. Was just going to trade with some local gardeners for whatever I could with the others. Buy the way where is baymule?

Thank yall for the warm welcome. About me my wife and I live in Gholson Texas (just 12 miles north of waco) on a 2 acres of mainly post oak, black jack oak and a few mulberry trees. Gholson is well known for watermelon and cantaloupes seeing we mainly have what we call sugar sand (trust me...

Nah just getting a lot of rain. Our lakes are almost back to normal. Did have a small tornado touch down just 15 Miles North of here. I'm thinking it just mess up some corn field. Marry I'm just north of Waco. Not sure where baymule is at.:idunno

Hi and thanks in advance for your help. Hopefully someone can help me with finding what type of tree that's in the pic below. I thought it was a live oak tree, but my uncle told me it was something different. He couldn't remember the the name of it ,but said he's thinking it started with "A"...

Naw we say " Hey how yall doing, come on in an sit a spell" :frow( jk). Yeah well as the say around here "if you like the weather just wait a while and it'll change, an hopefully for the best". :)

Hi I'm ray from central texas. We are getting a lots of rain this spring. Already lost a few bush beans to fungus. But I think I've got it under control now. My roses love all the rain, but my passion vines have yellow spots cause of it. But I think they'll be ok. Hope all is well with you.

Hi all. I'm Ray from central texas. Just trying to figure out how things work on here. Wish me luck