For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.

Fickle as they are, wild pecan trees served their early patrons well. Native Americans in Texas, including the Caddo, Comanche, and Kickapoo, ate and traded loads of pecans—with about 690 ...

Leonard also began buying land and planting pecan trees in the 1930s—by 1974 he was the largest pecan grower in Texas, harvesting 4.5 million pounds of the tree nuts each year, according to the ...

The tree dates back to prehistoric times, according to the Texas State Historical Association. The Texas Legislature in 1919 declared pecans the official state tree. The Cockrell family began ...

The pecan tree became the official state tree of Texas in 1919, credited to Governor Hogg’s love for the tree. Pecans are native to about 150 counties in Texas and capable of growing and ...

For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.

For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.

For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.

No, that’s probably not tree sap, according to Katherine Smith, owner of Smith’s Gardentown in Wichita Falls, Texas. Smelly, invasive stink bugs could get worse in some areas, study suggests Smith ...

For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.

For some people across the U.S., it’s more or less expected during the spring and summer months. But you may be noticing your car is still getting gross well into October.