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Tag Archives: Bill Welch
Celebrate the Bulbs of Fall!
All across Central Texas, Oxblood lilies (Rhodophialia bifida) are at the peak of their season. For those of us that live in areas that were once part of Mr. Austin’s original colony, these red trumpet shaped flowers have announced the … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Masters of Horticulture
Tagged Bill Welch, Brenham, Chris Wiesinger, Dr. William C. Welch, Gardening, Heirloom Bulbs, Heirloom Plants, Horticulture, Jay White, Lycoris aurea, Lycoris radiata, Organic Gardening, Oxblood Lily, spider lilly, Spider lily, The Southern Bulb Company
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Garden Art
In my opinion, no garden is complete without garden art. While it is true that a well designed garden needs no artificial elements to be beautiful, the addition of art allows the garden to become truly represenative of the gardener. … Continue reading
Thornless Prickly Pear-The Perfect Plant?
My botanical brother Morgan McBride swears that thornless prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica) is the perfect plant. You don’t have to water it, it flowers, you can eat the pads and the buds, and it’s evergreen. Plus, if a piece of … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Vegetables
Tagged Bill Welch, Brenham, Gardening, Horticulture, Jay White, Texas A&M, Thornless Prickly Pear, Yupneck
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Friends and Fresh Cut Flowers
This past Friday, two very pleasant things occurred at the Yupneck’s house; an unexpected visit from my youngest daughter and the first formal dinner party hosted in our newly remodeled farmhouse (celebrating the “almost end” of a five year remodeling … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Masters of Horticulture
Tagged Bill Welch, Fresh Cut Flowers, Gardening, Horticulture, Love-Lies-Bleeding, salvia, squash, Tatume, Wax Myrtle, yarrow, zinnias
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Heirloom Gardening in the South – Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens
Bill Welch and Greg Grant are the premier “Masters of Horticulture” in the country. Both of them have ample credentials to back up my claim. However, what really sets them apart is their deep knowledge and sincere love of the … Continue reading
