Wildflowers! April is peak season for many wildflowers. Brenda's easement is full of flowering wildflowers
buzzing with bees and butterflies. Have you been thinking of adding native wildflowers to your garden?
Find out how easy they are, but also how to make them look presentable most of the year. The rest of the
garden is available to tour including a backyard shade garden under a very old and impressive live oak.
She continues to find more opportunities to incorporate native plants in the landscape for extreme
weather resiliency.
Come for the tour; stay for the chat which will begin at 6:45. We will discuss growing wildflowers
and any other gardening topic of your choosing. Some seating is available for the chat, but please
bring your own chair if you can.
In the side yard, David makes the most of the full sun. He grows a little bit of everything-tomatoes, parsley, cilantro, kale, chard, collards, okra, eggplant, green beans, tangerines, and lemons. It's the kind of garden that feels lived in, loved, and evolving.
The garden club would like to thank Buchanan's Native Plants for the gift certificate presented to our Yard of the Month recipient. Buchanan's is located at 611 E. 11th St. here in the Heights.
Our Plant and Seed Swap was another enormous success with all the participants going home with lots of new plants and other garden finds.
We want to thank the Houston Heights Association
for hosting the plant swap and providing all the refreshments. Girl Scout Troop 122211 were there selling cookies.
And we want to give a special thank you to Joshua's Native Plants and Garden Antiques, Inc.
for the many garden decor we gave away as door prizes. Joshua's is located at 502 W. 18th here in the Heights.
Join us.  |
Support us
|
