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Fun Facts About Christmas Cacti

By Neil Sperry • November 20, 2024

Take a quick scan down this list and see if you were already aware… • All members of the Cactus family are native to the Western Hemisphere. Any that are ...

Strangling Figs Sound Ferocious

By Neil Sperry • November 19, 2024

This was the photo, probably from Facebook, that a friend sent me last weekend along with the simple word “Wow!” So you think to yourself, what kind of a tree ...

Q&A – Ask Neil: November 21, 2024

By Neil Sperry • November 19, 2024

(Please read these instructions carefully.)Before you post your question, please look at recent issues to see if someone else has already asked it. You might find your answer there. November ...

Native Son: Neighborhood Stroll

By Steven Chamblee • November 19, 2024

Seventy-one degrees is a great reason to leave the house. Took a stroll around the neighborhood, just checkin’ it out. Thought about Thanksgiving and the importance of truly being grateful ...

Gardening This Weekend – November 21, 2024

By Neil Sperry • November 19, 2024

We have a few days left before Thanksgiving. That means a little while to tidy things up. It’s not all that challenging. Here are some starters. PLANT• Winter color from ...

Q&A – Ask Neil: November 14, 2024

By Neil Sperry • November 13, 2024

(Please read these instructions carefully.)Before you post your question, please look at recent issues to see if someone else has already asked it. You might find your answer there. November ...

Close Encounters of the Hurt Kind

By Neil Sperry • November 13, 2024

Texas A&M and Texas A&M AgriLife entomologists have done a much better job of putting the spotlight on stinging caterpillars than I can do. I’m going to refer you to ...

Good Time for Sundials to Shine

By Neil Sperry • November 13, 2024

(Before I go any farther, let me mention that most of the photos I’ll share with you are not from the Sperry home landscape. They’re from gardens I’ve visited over ...

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