Agrilife Open House--AgriFest
Saturday, April 6, 9 am--1 pm
Lots of things to do, see, and learn:
- Visit the demonstration gardens--veggies, roses, perennials, native grasses & more. Master gardeners will be available to answer your questions.
- There will be multiple activities for the kids--hayrides, a scavenger hunt, making seed balls and much, much more so bring the family.
- Don't miss the plant-give-away, speakers, a water conservation demo, etc., etc.
Be sure and put it on your calendar! More information HERE.
Tips from the Garden
"The flowers of late winter and early spring occupy places in our hearts well out of proportion to their size." -- Gertrude S. Wister –
Spring arrives here on March 19, giving us a few more minutes of daylight each day to work in our gardens. South Central Texas is already showing its spring colors as yellow, lavender, and deep purple flowers, red buds, white blossoms, and a touch of orange begin to appear on bushes, trees, and vines. Use one of the upcoming delightful afternoons to visit a plant store and select some of the colorful spring blooming plants for your house, patio, or yard. Read more HERE
Focus on a Native: Cenizo
Cenizo, also known as Texas Sage, is a drought tolerant evergreen that grows well in the Texas Hill Country. After a good rain, it explodes with hundreds of small purple flowers. This shrub is frequently used in xeriscape flowerbeds as an ornamental and also as a hedge or screen. More HERE.
Happenings and Harvests in the Veggie Garden
A weekly log of veggie garden activities
Native Plant Gallery
Visit our gallery of native plants--and Go Native!