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Tag Archives: Invasive plants
Love-Lies-Bleeding
For me, growing new things is a big part of the fun in gardening. Each year, I like to try at least one new vegetable and one new flower. Sometimes the new things work out and sometimes they don’t. This … Continue reading
Cypress Vine – The hummingbird magnet!
Hummingbird migration season is upon us. Because of this, we have so many ruby throated and black chinned hummers in our yard that my wife is filling our two feeders everyday. While the hummers seem to appreciate the sugar syrup … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers
Tagged attracting hummingbirds, butterfly garden, cypress vine, Daylillies, Gardening, Horticulture, hummingbirds, Invasive plants, Potager, Texas A&M
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Gardening With “Invasives”
I once read that if you want to have a successful garden you need to find what grows well at your house and grow lots of it. I don’t know who said this but I wish I did because it … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics
Tagged cannas, Daylillies, Gardening, Invasive plants, Jewels of Opar, Ruellia, Texas A&M, yarrow
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