Remember! It’s still tree-planting time in the Valley – November through February. The first criteria for planting anything in my gardens is, “what can it
Author: Anita Westervelt
I welcome January — Ordinary Time. The hustle and bustle of Hallowe’en-to-New-Year run now behind us. Now it’s time to plan new ideas, and refresh
As the year wraps up, our 2015 new members end their first year, here’s a recap of what they may have learned: January – Not
November through February is tree-planting time in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The perfect umbrella-shaped canopy of the potato tree, Solanum erianthum, caught my eye.
For those interested in a small, colorful butterfly and hummingbird garden, I’ve listed what’s planted around my potato tree in a 10- by 30-foot plot
The ever-changing disguises of dicliptera, Dicliptera sexangularis, make it a great candidate for the dodge and evade of spy work. The Thursday Ramsey volunteer team