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November: The Steward’s Time of Quiet Preparation in Central Texas
November often brings a deceptive calm to the South Central Texas garden. The scorching heat has finally relented, giving way to cooler, crisper mornings. While many gardeners associate this month Continue Reading →
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Walking the Dirt Paths of Life
John Muir once said, “Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.” At first glance, it sounds like he’s simply talking about Continue Reading →
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Searing September Gardening
As the scorching summer heat begins to wane, September ushers in a new season of opportunity for gardeners in South Central Texas. The slightly milder temperatures and shorter days make Continue Reading →
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Bearer Of Death’s News (An Unjust Belief?)
The sun has gone down. The day has come to a peaceful end. Driving along the small dead end road with the headlights illuminating the way. Wind running by the Continue Reading →
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Patrick Howard
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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