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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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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
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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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Great Plants for Your Medicinal Garden
Continuing to think about a garden that’s not only beautiful but also beneficial for your health? Looking for great plant ideas? Everyone’s gardens can be packed with plants and many
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The Unsung Hero of Plant Health
While nitrogen often steals the spotlight in the world of plant nutrition, phosphorus plays a crucial, often overlooked role in ensuring healthy and vigorous growth. This essential nutrient acts as
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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 for plant growth, and its
