Several years ago, I dedicated a partially dead mesquite tree as a natural trellis for a native climbing milk-weed (Funastrum cynanchoides). The vine traveled up
Author: Anita Westervelt
November’s winding down. Thanksgiving feasts extended to the resaca this year, as flock-friends and their relatives arrived to partake of the water’s bounty. No
If ever there was a love/hate relationship, it’s with vines. Some people hate them while others think they’re pretty cool. I’m in that latter
It’s November and I’ve never seen so many butterflies in Harlingen’s Hugh Ramsey Nature Park! First Fridays (from now through May 2019) begin at
September’s rain has done a tremendous favor for our fall kaleidoscope of butterflies. It’s created a burst of blooms in our native plant communities.
Torrents of rain come to the Rio Grande Valley once or twice a year. After a few days, the air is thick with hordes