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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…
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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…
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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…
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From the Backyard to the Medicine Cabinet
Creating a Medicinal Garden Imagine stepping into your garden, not just for a bouquet of flowers, but for a handful of healing herbs. A medicinal…
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When Too Much of a Good Thing Turns Bad
In the last post, I spoke of the great and wonderful facts about nitrogen, but (as the wisdom goes) everything in moderation. Nitrogen is essential…
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Go Out And Plant Joy
From Seed to Community: Building a Thriving Community Garden The idea of a community garden is a beautiful one: a shared space where neighbors come…
