Category Archives: Native Texas Plants

A Living Tapestry

Posted on June 9, 2016 by The Seventh Season

What an amazing Spring we are enjoying here in Central Texas. Numerous and copious rain events have canceled our drought, replenished our lakes and nourished our native vegetation. Unseasonably cool temperatures have encouraged our famous wildflower meadows to bloom on and … Continue reading →

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Growing Together

Posted on March 20, 2016 by The Seventh Season

Last week I was called out to consult with a family who needed help deciding whether or not to save a tree. As you can already imagine, I was prepared to side with preserving the tree. They had already met … Continue reading →

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New Beginnings

Posted on March 7, 2016 by The Seventh Season

I spent the weekend tidying up my garden to create space for the new growth of spring. Under a brilliant blue sky, my pear trees celebrated each breeze with a confetti of tiny white flower petals. The wind chimes sang … Continue reading →

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Berry Wonderful

Posted on January 19, 2016 by The Seventh Season

It’s a sunny January afternoon here in Austin, a clear and cool fifty four degrees. My garden is still confused from the warmer days of seventy degrees last week. Roses, narcissus, mums and cyclamen are happily blooming even though most … Continue reading →

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