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Neil Sperry’s Lone Star Gardening
Neil Sperry’s Lone Star Gardening • 344 pages and 840 of my best photos. • Hardback, printed on high-quality paper. • I sign every copy as it sells. • Covers …
The time was back in the ‘60s. A&M had only 3 students left in Floriculture (horticulture applied to greenhouse production). Ohio State, by comparison, had more than 240. I immediately ...
You’ll see this plant’s mother growing natively in the Big Bend Country of Brewster County, Southwest Texas. That’s arid terrain, but somehow it has found ponds at the bases of ...
I thought I would share some thoughts from a friend of mine, Wendy Stoll, a talented landscape designer in Wimberley. You think it would be the flower –All wild flame ...
(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. April ...
Let me list some highlight kinds of things you might try to get done over this holiday weekend. It is, after all, a great time to be gardening. PLANT• Summertime ...
I decided 35 or 40 years ago that I just needed to get right to the point in answering one particular question that kept coming up. “Neil, my red oak’s ...
Autumn sage came into the Texas nursery marketplace during my career. In those ensuing years it’s become a mainstay for many of our gardens. Here are some reasons I like ...
(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. April ...
