menu

social

blog

New Year, New Ideas

Honestly, can Texas weather get any weirder? 60° swings in a week and 85° on Christmas is a bit radical! My early bird narcissus just couldn’t face it.
narcissus Central Texas Gardener
“Next year things will be better,” I’ve often heard (and from me, too). Actually, no, they will not.

Unless we voyage to magic land, we can expect headache heat, untimely freeze, drought, flood, hail, pest invasions and Bermuda grass where you don’t want it. And despite it all, we’ll rejoice! We’ve got gumption, we do.
Southern dogface butterfly on lion's tail Central Texas Gardener
In January, CTG jumps into the new garden year with shovels on the ground. From water-saving and pruning tips to design, plant discovery, and problem-solving, we’re here to grow with you, whatever 2017 throws our way.
vegetable garden Williamson County Master Gardeners Central Texas Gardener
yucca larkspur Central Texas Gardener
safe house for garden ducks Central Texas Gardener
romantic shady garden design Central Texas Gardener
romantic garden arbor table Central Texas Gardener
front yard food stand Central Texas Gardener
front yard food garden Bouldin Food Forest Central Texas Gardener
forsythia sage Central Texas Gardener
front yard vegetable garden and farmstand CTG
Aloe bloom Central Texas Gardener
cinder block raised vegetable beds Central Texas Gardener
raised vegetable beds with seating Central Texas Gardener
yarn weaving garden art Central Texas Gardener
raised vegetable bed ideas Central Texas Gardener
patio to vegetable herb garden Central Texas Gardener
grackle sculpture garden art Central Texas Gardener
Pavestone keyhole garden Central Texas Gardener
garden art patio weaving Central Texas Gardener
Thank you for stopping by! Wishing you a happy New Year, Linda
sunflowers Central Texas Gardener

Comments