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Pays To Be Early
Monarch butterflies, with their striking orange and black wings, are a symbol of nature’s resilience and a remarkable example of long-distance migration. Luckily, I had a beautiful monarch visit me […] Continue Reading →
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Get Some Fowl When Grasshoppers Go Afoul
Imagine your garden as a verdant kingdom, and the grasshopper as a relentless, leaf-devouring invader. But fear not, for a feathery brigade stands ready to defend your precious crops! Turkeys: […] Continue Reading →
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August – Surviving (Maybe Not Thriving) in the South Central Texas Garden
August in South Central Texas. Just the words conjure up images of shimmering heat, relentless sunshine, and the distinct sound of cicadas buzzing their summer song. For gardeners, it can […] Continue Reading →
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Embracing the Heat in Your Garden
June in South Central Texas As the mercury rises in South Central Texas, June ushers in a new phase for gardeners. While the intense heat might make you want to […] Continue Reading →
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Native Texas living in Central Texas. I’ve seen floods, freezes, droughts, and loads of sunshine! I desire nothing more in life other than the enrichment of others. We are those qualities with which we are surrounded!
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