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Ellen Bosanquet and the CobraHead Hoe
Yesterday, while returning from lunch, I found what I believe to be an Ellen Bosanquet crinum bulb laying on top of the ground. Now I am not certain it is an Ellen Bosanquet but it was laying in a place where a … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Uncategorized, Weed Control
Tagged Brenham, CobraHead Hoe, Crinum, Ellen Bosanquet, Gardening, Horticulture, Jay White, Organic Gardening, Potager, Texas A&M, Yupneck
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Merry Christmas Everyone, Happy Holidays You All!!!!
Well, Christmas has now officially past. I hope you all had a good time. According to the Mayans, this was the last time any of us will get to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour. If this was … Continue reading
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Christmas Wine
This year, we started a new Christmas tradition at the yupneck’s house– bottling homemade wine. Bottling our wine was the very exciting conclusion to a process that started six months ago. Wild grapes mature around July 4th in our part … Continue reading
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Tagged Gardening, Home made wine, Horticulture, Muscadine Grapes, Mustang Grapes, Southern Cooking, Texas A&M, Wine
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Picket Fence Update
All of the time off around the holidays provided me with a couple of opportunities to work on the picket fence. My son-in-law Ramez helped me finish the arbor and build the back gate. My son-in-law Jared helped me prime … Continue reading
Picket Fence – Phase 2
My wife and I made real progress on the picket fence this week end. In fact, we were rather surprised at how much progress we made. After a good breakfast and a few errands, we got busy. Before we could … Continue reading
Building the Picket Fence
I started this blog as a way to share some of the things I am learning as I pursue my Master’s degree in Horticulture at Texas A&M (Whoop!) with my fellow gardeners. What started out as fun is slowly turning … Continue reading
