Willow Creek Gardens

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews

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Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews is your weekly guide to thriving West Texas yards—lawns, trees, beds, soil, water-wise strategies, seasonal to-dos, and practical fixes for pests and disease. Broadcast live at noon Saturdays on NewsTalk1560, KZQQ-AM (Abilene, Texas) , Adam answers listener questions and shares expert tips tailored to the Big Country climate. Send your questions for on-air consideration to wcgardens24@gmail.com

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Willow Creek Gardens

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Games

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radioabilene.com

Latest episode

Jun 27, 2026

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Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 10/4/25: Fall(ish) in West Texas 04.10.2025

Adam and Amber ease us into “pre-fall” and what that means for your yard. Timely to-dos: it’s the last call for fall lawn fertilizing and pre-emergent; true freeze talk can wait. Fall color arrives with violas (heat-tolerant pansy cousins), wonderfully fragrant stock, ornamental kale & cabbage, and eye-popping ornamental peppers (pretty—don’t rub your eyes!). Plant of the Week: Chinese Pistach...

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 9/27/25: Color, Cooldowns, and Clever Groundcovers 27.09.2025

West Texas is easing toward fall, and Adam & Amber share how the shorter days and cooler nights kick plants into gear. We hit the week’s forecast, the State Fair effect (bring that rain!), and a quick celestial note on daylight. Then: a fun recap of our succulent-pumpkin workshop. Plant of the Week is Asiatic (Asian) Jasmine —why it’s the near-bulletproof, evergreen groundcover for Abilene (sh...

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 9/20/25: Mums & Bulbs 20.09.2025

Adam & Amber kick off this week’s Landscaping in the Big Country with a look at the skies—Saturn opposition and the autumn equinox. They spotlight a community car wash supporting Dyess We Care’s Operation Special Santa, then dig into the plant of the week: mint. From peppermint to mojito, chocolate to pineapple, they share varieties, uses, and even its surprising bug-repelling powers. Plus, fa...

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 9/13/25: Mum's the Word 13.09.2025

Fall is (almost) here—even if the thermometer still says 95. Adam & Amber break down exactly when to put out pre-emergent, your final lawn fertilization, and why mums (Chrysanthemum grandiflorum) are the perfect plant-of-the-week—plus how florist mums differ from hardy garden mums. They cover raised-bed basics (drainage + soil mix), frost-tolerant fall veggies and herbs to start now, and smart...

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 9/6/25: Fall Lawn Prep/The Century Plant 06.09.2025

A wild Texas weather swing kicks off this week’s Landscaping in the Big Country as Adam & Amber dive into fall prep: when to put down pre-emergent (and why it beats curative sprays), tackling nutsedge and khaki weed, and why pecan “suckers” won’t grow into true trees. Plus, plant spotlights on the century plant (Agave americana), bromeliads, and easy-care air plants, with practical tips on col...

Landscaping in the Big Country with Adam Andrews 8/23/25: Weathering the Heat 23.08.2025

Adam Andrews zeroes in on this week’s biggest Big Country yard problems—what to tackle now, what to hold until the temps break, and the money-saving move most folks overlook. Quick, West-Texas-proof fixes you can put to work today.

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