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You are my sunshine...6 comments

xericstyle wrote 2 months ago: …my only sunshine…you make me happy…SO HAPPY!  Helllloooo yellow and hello spring … more →

Tags: Back Garden - year 2, texas organic garden, texas xeriscape, xericstyle, san antonio xeriscape, jerusalum sage, dalberg daisy, adaptable plants

Native Texas Plant Week and Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day--October 2012

Tina wrote 7 months ago: For Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day and in celebration of Texas Native Plants week, I’m posti … more →

Tags: Native Plants, wildlife food, goldeneye, purple coneflower, turk's cap, malvaviscus, Conoclinium, mistflower, Yellow Bells

Mexican Orchid Tree Blooms--Finally!15 comments

Tina wrote 9 months ago: The Mexican Orchid Tree (Bauhinia mexicana),  I planted as a tiny seedling in October 2010  bloomed … more →

Tags: Aspidstra, Cast Iron Plant, wildlife food, turk's cap, malvaviscus, butterflies, Chasmanthium latifolium, Mexican Orchid Tree, Bauhinia mexicana

Firecracker, Firecracker, Boom, Boom, Boom!6 comments

Tina wrote 11 months ago: So goes a cheer from my junior high school days. I have no idea why I would remember such a thing … more →

Tags: wildlife food, Uruguayan Firecracker Plant, Dicliptera erecta

Springtime For Inland Sea Oats6 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: I’ve written about Inland Sea Oats (Chasmanthium latifolium) previously, but didn’t have … more →

Tags: Cast Iron Plant, Inland Sea Oats, Chasmanthium latifolium

Hill Country Blues9 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: I love blue flowers in the garden and my current favorite blue flowering perennial is the Henry Duel … more →

Tags: wildlife food, mealy blue sage, Henry Duelberg, salvia farinacea, Augusta Duelberg

Foliage Follow-Up-April 2012-Kitty Hiding Spot12 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: What is soft and feathery, tough and hardy, and a great place for the cat to hide in? Mexican Feathe … more →

Tags: Mexican feather grass, Nassella tenuissima

Hill Country Beauty, Beard And All2 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: Hill Country Penstemon (Penstemon triflorus) is one of my favorite spring bloomers and every spring … more →

Tags: Native Plants, wildlife food, Hill Country Penstemon, Penstemon triflorus

Garden Fairies6 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: My neighbor thinks that Columbines look like fairies in flight. Me?  I’ve always thought that … more →

Tags: aquilegia, Columbine, Shade garden plants, wildlife food

I've Got A Crush On You4 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: It’s Valentine’s Day and I’m gushing about my love for a red, red…tubular sh … more →

Tags: wildlife food, butterflies, Bees, coral honeysuckle, (Lonicera sempervirens), hummingbird plant

Seed Catologs

jlaughead wrote 1 year ago: It’s that time of the year again to bring out the old seed catalogs or order the new ones, so … more →

Tags: Seed Catologs, catalog age magazine, High Country Gardens, extreme climates, Whipper Snapper, Loyal Fan Base

So, Can I Make Cookies From These?2 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: Oats Lots of oats. Inland Sea Oats  (Chasmanthium latifolium), to be precise. When you have one plan … more →

Tags: Inland Sea Oats, Native Plants

Who Names Their Kid 'Chi Chi'?2 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: It’s pretty, isn’t it? I call it Pink Ruellia, but it’s also known as Hardy Pink P … more →

Tags: 'Chi Chi' Ruellia, Pink Ruellia, invasive

I Couldn't Wait10 comments

Tina wrote 1 year ago: In my post, Cast Iron Crisp, I discussed how one stand of Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior), in m … more →

Tags: Aspidstra, Cast Iron Plant, Pam's Pink Turk's Cap

Spring Garden2 comments

Innkeeper wrote 2 years ago: At long last the stone work in the landscape is done and my garden has gone in.  And now we wait.  P … more →

Tags: Sandhill Crane, innkeeping, New Mexico, Bed and Breakfast, Southwestern Gardening, Xeriscaping, gardening, southwestern states, Family


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