Cooking With the Divas of the Dirt. Divas of the Dirt Blog. Divas of the Dirt Recipe Blog. I Write Songs Some Are on YouTube. For A Tree that Keeps on Giving, Plant Pecan. Lady Bird Loved the Wildflowers. Salvia, Salvia, Save Me! The Divas of the Dirt. Can I Recover Christmas? Lullaby for A Godchild.

I just needed another place to keep my stuff. Roots In Austin, the Musical. Divas of the Dirt Blog. Whats In Bloom February 15th 2015. A Southern Eden - Randy. Naxos AudioBooks Narrator Juliet Stevenson Chats with Austenprose.

a central Tejas mature edible forest art project and wildlife habitat. Jump in anytime, your comments are invaluable so please leave one. Zone 8b, Austin TEXAS, Crestview. Sunday, July 22, 2012. Tree Folks Urban Forest Steward Program at Hornsby Bend. Yesterday was the first class in a series of 5 all day Saturday classes of the Tree Folks. What we can call ou.

Landscape Design and Garden Blog. Here is a project that kept me busy this summer and fall. This was the scene that greeted me as I walked up to meet my latest clients at a large sweeping property near lake Travis. Most of the plantings were as old as the house and were not doing anything to visually lift the property. The random assortment of pruned boxwoods. Especially this front horseshoe area.

Temperature and Rain Graphics for 2014. Saturday, March 4, 2017. 2017 Sunshine Community Garden Plant Sale. Black from Tula - Heirloom - Deep, reddish-brown Russian beefsteak. Smooth skin, fairly heat-tolerant, can be a good producer. Delicious slightly sweet fruit, 8-12oz. Nepal - Heirloom - 10-12 oz. , medium-large, globe-shaped, bright red fruits are rather soft but meaty with exc.

Thursday, April 3, 2014. A very curious, playful puppy has been added to our family. Watching him explore his new home has been very entertaining to say the least. We adopted him from a foster home in San Antonio a couple of months ago. The photos were taken about three weeks ago and now . The warm weather is waking up the garden and the yellow columbines are a welcoming touch of spring! Tuesday, April 30, 2013.

Monday, December 4, 2017. For this inaugural tour, all but one were built by The Cat Carpenter.

It is time to wake up this blog.

After moving from Florida to Austin in 2006 I found myself longing for the wild places I left behind. This blog documents my humble attempts at transforming a small, relatively barren suburban lot into a wildlife-friendly oasis. Thursday, November 4, 2010. After a long, six-month process, my parents and sister have moved from Missouri to a sweet neighborhood in Georgetown, Texas. Their house is a 40 minute drive from mine, which is a big improvement from 13 hours.

The Sun is Killing Me or To There and Back Again. - A Garden Journal about leaving Seattle to live and garden in Central Texas and returning home a decade later to once again garden in my beloved Pacific Northwest. Sunday, March 1, 2015. Thursday, November 27, 2014. To Build a Garden - Progress Through this Year.