Learn how to amend Southeast Texas' clay soil to enhance plant health and growth by improving nutrient availability and soil structure.

What to know about the soils in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and how to make sure they are ready for planting. Follow these tips for your garden.

Research has shown that clay soils allow the vine’s root system to gather needed nutrients easier due to the ion exchange capability that clays have.

Soils made up of small soil particles, such as heavy clay soils, naturally tend to have more small pores, even without compaction, making them difficult to work, difficult to wet and hard to aerate.

Clay is the smallest soil particle. While I fuss about too much clay, it does a good job of giving structure to the soil and will hold nutrients on its surface for plants to utilize. Clay will ...

North Texas clay soils need preparation for spring planting. Here’s what to do to get your garden and landscapes ready for new plants.

PortSide NewYork launches Red Hook Waterstories, an interactive tool that brings Brooklyn urban waterways to life and preserves the history of the neighborhood.

Grass blades and tree leaves turn soils dark brown as they decay. Dark soils are usually good soils. Parts of the Mid-Cities and most of East Texas have red and orange soils.

Answer: Texas mountain laurels grow very well in soil that is kept uniformly moist. In fact, that’s how nurseries produce them.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Some speed bumps have surfaced on America’s fastest highway, prompting suggestions that drivers along stretches of Central Texas’ 85 mph toll road might want to ease ...

Local artist Adrienne Butler uses pigments she creates from East Texas red clay, other soils and organics to use in her paintings and drawings.

Besides the wind, hail and scorching heat, there is also that red clay soil. Gardening guru Linda Vater stopped by with some tips to help make lemonade out of lemons with plants that thrive in ...