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Mexican Oregano

For a while, I was longing for color in my yard. Now I have it! Pink Oleanders, both dwarf and full size, Yellow Lantana, Pride of Barbados, and Mexican Oregano are now in full and luxurious bloom. The latest rains have been especially welcome. Thank you, Mother Nature.

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Cleaning the latrines

The Wimberley City Council acted on a proposal from Mariposa Cleaning Services, LLC for increased restroom cleaning services at the Wimberley Square’s two restroom facilities and at the Martha Knies Community Park.

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The winter garden

Growing pumpkins stands as an enduring symbol of fall, whether they end up as smiling jack-o’-lanterns or stacked near cornstalks for a lovely autumn scene. But it is just the beginning of summer should I be thinking about pumpkins now? Yes, you should because now is the perfect time to get pumpkin plants into the ground!

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The winter garden

If, like me, you can’t wait for that first bite of a summer watermelon. Many of us got our watermelon plants in the ground in April or May but you can still plant them up until about mid-June. The growing conditions needed include lots of sunshine during the day and warm nights. That sure sounds like central Texas Weather. Watermelon is great sliced, in fruit salads, grilled, and the rind is even used hollowed out as a serving basket or bowl – or like my great grandmother you can make watermelon rind pickles! Understanding the best growing conditions for watermelons will help you grow this wonderful fruit.

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Wildflowers in May

In late February we often notice our first blooming Bluebonnets. They usually peak toward the end of March and early April. The pollinators (mainly native bees) visit the flowers and in April we notice the seed pods. Bluebonnets are annuals, which means the individual Bluebonnets will die this summer and the Bluebonnets you see next year will be from the seeds produced this year. Thus we admonish people not to mow the wildflowers until they have gone to seed.

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Getting into Gardening

Are you growing cucumbers in your garden? If not, you are missing out on one of the most nutritious and delicious things you can grow during our super-hot summer months. To be harvesting cucumbers in July you really ought to get them planted now.

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Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: 512-847-2202
Fax: 512-847-9054