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Rainy Day Blooms
This morning I awoke to the soft sounds of rain falling on our tin roof. There is something so calming, refreshing and nostalgic about that sound. A cool May morning in Texas is something to savor and celebrate. So, after … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Vegetables
Tagged Borage, Cilantro, Colues, Corrieander, Datura, Daylillies, Easter Lilies, Mexican Petunia, Old Fashioned Petunias, Powis Castle, Victoria Salvia, yarrow
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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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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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