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Various legumes of North East Texas — Part I

Various legumes of North East Texas — Part I

There are many advantages to planting legumes in pasture swards. Some of these benefits are: reduction or even elimination of inorganic nitrogen fertilizers, reduction in winter feeding costs as grazing can begin four to six weeks earlier in the spring, improved animal performance, lengthened grazing season, improved soil tilth, wildlife programs, weed suppression and subsequent reduced herbicide use.

Consider an Oakland (Oak Leaf) Holly Tree

Consider an Oakland (Oak Leaf) Holly Tree

Looking for a dense foliage tree suitable for a small yard? Well, The Oakland (Oak Leaf) Holly Tree may be just the ticket. This new holly species has unique foliage combined with a pyramid shape. The evergreen foliage is a semi-glossy (as opposed to shiny) green and leaves resemble oak leaves rather than the normal “holly” leaves. The tree never needs pruning and only grows to 15 -20’, with a width of 8-15’.

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