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In August: Finding Nature’s Cool Embrace in South Central Texas
Just the thought of August conjure images of shimmering heat, relentless sunshine, and the urge to remain indoors with the AC blasting. While the summer intensity is undeniable, it doesn’t […]
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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 […]
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Nematodes Here, Nematodes There
Tiny Worms, Big Impact Nematodes, often called roundworms, are microscopic worms found in nearly every habitat on Earth. While some nematodes are parasitic and harmful, many are beneficial and play […]
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Foraging South Central Texas
A Brief Guide to Edible Wild Plants South Central Texas boasts a surprising diversity of edible wild plants, perfect for the adventurous forager. Before you head out, remember safety is paramount: only […]
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A Symphony of Sun and Soil
Starting to sizzle May in South Central Texas? Think sunshine, scorpions (jk…mostly), and some serious gardening potential! This ain’t your grandma’s flower patch, folks. We’re talking heat-tolerant heroes and plants […]
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Mulch Madness
A Guide to Keeping Your Trees Happy 🌳 Mulch is a gardener’s best friend! It’s like a cozy blanket for your plants, providing a myriad of benefits. But when it […]
