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Memorial Day not forgotten

It was overcast and gloomy. After multiple inches of rain it was a mess to get up to the top of the hill at the EmilyAnn to Veterans Memorial Plaza. With thunder rolling in the distance, it was a perfect setting for a Memorial Day where thoughts are on those no longer with us who served in this country’s military.

Graduation is scheduled

Following the latest release of graduation ceremony guidelines from Texas Governor Abbott and the Texas Education Agency on May 5, Wimberley High School has announced its plan for a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 on Friday, June 5 at Texan Stadium. The ceremony will begin at 8:30 p.m. It’s important to note that the state has informed districts that the guidelines may be modified if the public health situation changes.

Late Spring

Many of our spring blooming plants have set seeds and some of the birds like to eat the seeds. My Bluebonnet seeds have split open and so I know the seeds are mature. Some of the Mealy Blue Sages are still in bloom, but the first blooms that came out have set seeds. I like to watch the birds (especially Lesser Goldfinch) land on the Mealy Blue Sage stalks. The stalk bends with the added weight of the birds. The birds seem to expect this as they extract the seeds from the plant while they bounce along with the wind.

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