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14AprApril 14, 2024

Tips on Adding a Rain Barrel to Your Garden

Margaret Ghose2024-04-14T11:55:08-06:00

Setting up a rain barrel is a great way to save water for those non-rainy days in Texas. You can buy a ready-made barrel or construct one yourself, but before getting started, keep a few things in mind:

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26MarMarch 26, 2024

The Importance of Botanical Names

Margaret Ghose2024-03-26T19:41:57-06:00

While reading a plant tag, you may have overlooked or ignored those little words in Latin under the familiar name of your plant

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26MarMarch 26, 2024

What Kind of Wildflowers are These?

Margaret Ghose2024-03-26T18:16:04-06:00

While driving down the highways, you may have noticed thick stands of brightly blooming yellow flowers

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08MarMarch 8, 2024

Should I Prune my Red Yucca?

Margaret Ghose2024-03-08T12:14:21-06:00

Red Yucca (Hesperaloe parvifola) is a great native plant that blooms on stalks that can grow from 3 to 5 feet high or

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11FebFebruary 11, 2024

Why Landscape with Native Plants?

Margaret Ghose2024-02-11T16:50:28-06:00

When we talk about native plants, we usually refer to plants that have naturally evolved in a given area without interference from humans.

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21JanJanuary 21, 2024

Are Your Plants Cold Hardy?

Margaret Ghose2024-01-21T19:37:43-06:00

Many cold-hardy plants may look dead after the frigid temperatures of January, but they very well may not be.

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08NovNovember 8, 2023

How To Use Vinegar as an Herbicide

Margaret Ghose2023-11-08T11:20:21-06:00

Does vinegar make a good weed killer? In order to use vinegar and other acetic acid herbicides effectively, it is important to understand what they are and how they work to kill weeds.

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15AprApril 15, 2023

How to Choose the Right Plants

Margaret Ghose2023-04-13T07:57:19-06:00

Most nurseries try to stock plants that people like and that will grow well in the average yard.

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20DecDecember 20, 2022

Getting Ready for the Deep Freeze

Margaret Ghose2022-12-21T10:52:17-06:00

The arctic blast is coming and many plants in the landscape may not be cold hardy to the temperatures we are expecting. 

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01JulJuly 1, 2022

Water Wise

Margaret Ghose2022-06-30T14:15:54-06:00

Now is the time to think water wise. What is water wise gardening?

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Lynn’s Legacy Cenizo (Leucophyllum langmaniae) ‘Lynn’s Legacy’
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Fall is for Planting
November 1, 2026
Winter Melons Abound at the Raincatcher’s Donation Garden
November 1, 2026
It’s Time to Harvest Roselle!
November 1, 2026
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October 15, 2026
Three Orange Butterflies You May Be Seeing This Fall and How to Tell Them Apart
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