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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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Hymenocallis and The Girl's Tomato Clubs
This weekend, my wife and I were returning from my 30th class reunion in Waco. On the way home we passed through Cameron, Texas . Cameron is a charming little town full of friendly folks and beautiful Victorian homes. It is … Continue reading
Eight Ways to Stretch Your Garden Dollars
Right now, times are tough and everyone is looking for ways to save money. Gardeners are no exception. Gardening is a lot of fun and almost 5 million Americans practice some sort of gardening at their homes. However, if you … Continue reading
Spider Lilies in Heaven
A young friend of ours is currently doing one of the coolest things that I can imagine a tall, blonde, 22-year-old American ever doing after graduating from college. She is teaching English to Japanese elementary students in remote, rural Japanese village named … Continue reading
MiMi's flowers
Right now the weather is so nice that I want to be outside all of the time. So far this fall I have planted the potager and the row garden. I have divided and moved perennials and I have also divided and … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers
Tagged Gardening, Horticulture, Potager, rosemary, salvia, spider lilly, Turk's cap, zinnias
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