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Longing For Trees
I am very fortunate to have the outdoor space I do in an urban center like San Francisco. So many people live in apartments and
Bluebonnet safari in Round Top and Brenham
April 16, 2021 I kept hearing that bluebonnets were a bit of a no-show in Central Texas this year due to a dry fall and
Backyard Balance
As a cut flower gardener, I frequently find myself looking for new ways to expand my growing space. From raised beds to vertical planters and
Backyard Balance
As a cut flower gardener, I frequently find myself looking for new ways to expand my growing space. From raised beds to vertical planters and
The Grass Is Always Greener… Or Is It?
As a gardener for well over 25 years, I pride myself on being knowledgeable and well adept at growing a thriving garden patch. Imagine my
Random Acts of Flowers: Spreading Love Through Flowers
Have you ever received a bouquet of flowers just because or stopped on the street to admire someone’s flower garden? I bet it brought you
The Grass Is Always Greener… Or Is It?
As a gardener for well over 25 years, I pride myself on being knowledgeable and well adept at growing a thriving garden patch. Imagine my
My shrubs and woody perennials: Alive, dead or in-between? Evaluating plants 2 months after Texas freeze
April 14, 2021 ‘Winter Gem’ boxwoods shrugged off the freeze with no damage, as did ‘Micron’ yaupon hollies (center circle) Texas gardeners are feverishly comparing
My perennials: Alive, dead or in-between? Evaluating plants 2 months after Texas freeze
April 15, 2021 Growing coreopsis foliage. I don’t know about the beetle but hope it’s not a pest. Today I’m taking a look at my
My perennials: Alive, dead or in-between? Evaluating plants 2 months after Texas freeze
April 15, 2021 Growing coreopsis foliage. I don’t know about the beetle but hope it’s not a pest. Today I’m taking a look at my
My shrubs and woody perennials: Alive, dead or in-between? Evaluating plants 2 months after Texas freeze
April 14, 2021 ‘Winter Gem’ boxwoods shrugged off the freeze with no damage, as did ‘Micron’ yaupon hollies (center circle) Texas gardeners are feverishly comparing
Intensive Gardening At Home
The process of planning and creating a home garden can be quite exciting. Even during the coldest parts of winter many growers find themselves daydreaming