Propagating Grapevines
Asexual grape propagation: hardwood cuttings, grafting, and layering. Plus rooting basics and sanitation to prevent spreading vine diseases.
Asexual grape propagation: hardwood cuttings, grafting, and layering. Plus rooting basics and sanitation to prevent spreading vine diseases.
Champanel is a PD-tolerant grape ideal for Texas, known for its Concord-like flavor, vigorous growth, and use in jelly or red wine.
Pick a trellis/training system based on vine vigor and growth habit, using strong posts and wire to support uniform vines and mechanization.
Spur-prune dormant grapevines for balance: keep healthy canes and 2 fruitful buds per spur, and time pruning to reduce frost and canker risk.
Grow cool-season greens in Texas with succession planting, compost-amended soil, steady watering, and regular harvest for spinach, kale, and chard.
Discover how to grow, harvest, and cook with onions in your Texas garden. Learn about varieties, care tips, and delicious recipes!
Grow peppers in Texas with warm-season planting, good transplants, steady watering, and fertilizing for higher yields and better-quality fruit.
Grow carrots in Texas with short-root varieties, loose soil, spring/fall planting, steady moisture, and harvest in 70–80 days.
Discover how to grow, harvest, and prepare Irish potatoes with expert tips, delicious recipes, and essential care advice.
Grow sweet corn in short, 4-row blocks for better pollination, with planting, watering, fertilizing, and harvest tips for Texas gardens.