Agrilife Extension Resources

We provide resources to take Texans from planning to planting to harvesting vegetables with programs and materials that cover topics ranging from plant selection to fertilization to composting. Our horticulturists are available to assist Texans with understanding what vegetables are best suited for each region and for each season.

Related Departments: Horticultural Sciences, Food Science and Technology, Agricultural Economics, Entomology

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    It’s here. The only guide Texas grape growers need to effectively manage pests and weeds, maximize yields, and enhance fruit quality while promoting sustainable practices – for free. Based on the latest research, the road to your thriving vineyard is one step away – download our guide today!

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    This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of cantaloupe and honeydew melon plants and provides two recipes that showcase the melons.

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    This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of watermelon plants and provides two recipes that showcase watermelons.

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    This fact sheet instructs gardeners on the care of figs and provides a recipe showcasing figs.

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    This fact sheet instructs gardeners on the care of ginger and provides two recipes showcasing ginger.

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    This fact sheet instructs gardeners on the care of grapes and provides two recipes showcasing grapes.

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    This fact sheet instructs gardeners on the care of okra and provides two recipes showcasing okra.

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    Pears are a great choice for many Texas gardeners, often bearing fruit by the fourth season. They can be used in a variety of dishes and baked goods and are great sources of fiber and vitamin C.

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    This fact sheet instructs gardeners on the care of radishes and provides a recipe showcasing radishes.

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    This publication on Sugar Snap Peas is part of a series on fruits and vegetables that includes growing, storing, and cooking tips.