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Michael Potter: Tips for picking out and caring for a live Christmas tree

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By Michael Potter
| Conroe Courier Verified
Rocky Smith walks amongst rows of Virginia pine trees at Holiday Acres Christmas Tree Farm on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023 in Manvel. Trees at Holiday Acres are part of a decades-long effort to grow better Christmas trees in Texas. Brett Coomer/Staff photographer Christmas just isn't Christmas without a real Christmas tree! Right? For some, that is the only way to do Christmas.
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Michael Potter: Fall is the time to plant bluebonnets

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By Michael Potter
| Conroe Courier Verified
Bluebonnets grow on a slope, Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at Willow Waterhole in Houston. Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Wildflower enthusiasts anticipate the beauty of bluebonnets every spring. Historically, bluebonnet seeds are purchased and tossed into a planting site without any intervention. Bluebonnet planting time is coming sooner than you think and the success will depend on timing, planting method and proper care.
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Michael Potter: Recent rains have brought out ants. Here's how to lessen their impact.

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By Michael Potter
| Conroe Courier Verified
Fire ants clump together in flood water from Tropical Storm Harvey in New Caney in 2017. More rain brings more fire ant mounds. Jason Fochtman, Staff photographer / Houston Chronicle The recent rains have sent ants into construction mode as they build the annoying mounds that are typically right in the area where weed pulling needs to be done. Just watch out for the ones that have not reached towering heights. There are a ton of products on the market to control ants.
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