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Cultivating Paradise: Garden of Eatin'
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Sunday, May 25, 2014. This is what we picked this morning. You can see that our tomatoes are doing well. I always try to pick them when they are just beginning to color. Otherwise, the mockingbirds get more of the crop than we do. They like to sit on the pasture fence and wait for them to be juicy and tasty. Tomatoes can finish ripening on the kitchen counter and still taste vine-ripened. There are a few things you can do to increase your success with tomatoes. It's all abo...
Cultivating Paradise: May 2014
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Sunday, May 25, 2014. This is what we picked this morning. You can see that our tomatoes are doing well. I always try to pick them when they are just beginning to color. Otherwise, the mockingbirds get more of the crop than we do. They like to sit on the pasture fence and wait for them to be juicy and tasty. Tomatoes can finish ripening on the kitchen counter and still taste vine-ripened. There are a few things you can do to increase your success with tomatoes. This is a fe...
Cultivating Paradise: April 2014
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Tuesday, April 22, 2014. I wasn't quick enough to get a picture, but yesterday morning, a cardinal was perched in one of these tiny trees. As I watched, it fluttered over and checked out two others. Maybe we won't have to wait another 10 or 15 years after all. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Cultivating Paradise! Bringing the garden inside. Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. Gardens Around the World. Vegetables. Garden structures. Havin' fun in El Valle.
Cultivating Paradise: Stunning Butterfly Host
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Saturday, June 21, 2014. When I say stunning, I'm not talking about the heliconus butterflies but instead their host plant, Passion Vine or May-pops. There are many varieties of passion vine and this one is Passiflora incarnata. It's leaf has three lobes and it's flower is a stunning purple and white beauty. Must be a gift from God. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to Cultivating Paradise! Bringing the garden inside. Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. A Way to Garden.
Cultivating Paradise: Texas Mountain Laurel (Mescal Bean)
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Saturday, March 14, 2009. Texas Mountain Laurel (Mescal Bean). During much of the year, Texas Mountain Laurel,. Is easily overlooked. But in March, this small accent tree is a show stopper. That's when you will find them covered with huge clusters of purple flowers. Oh, but what a reward this tree gives in March! The wisteria-like blooms smell like grape soda and attract bees and butterflies alike! This tree is just beginning to bloom. Mountain Laurel will produce its b...
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Orlando Flowers Part 2 | Always Growing
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Orlando Flowers Part 2. March 6, 2012 at 7:51 pm ( Gardening. To start with, flowers were not the only way to make an impact. Foliage was very important in the mass plantings. First is the variegated shell ginger with knockout roses. The next photo shows variegated shell ginger with macho ferns in front. Of course there were stands of the red ti plant (Cordyline teminalis) all through the area. I have a few of these plants, and this year, I will make sure to group them all together for a bigger impact.
Dodging the Weather Bullet | Always Growing
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Dodging the Weather Bullet. February 12, 2012 at 5:26 pm ( Weather. By Jan in Covington, Louisiana. All of the daylilies have started showing new growth, and as I was protecting other tender tropical plants, I was keeping my fingers crossed hoping this new growth wouldn’t be harmed by the freeze. After it warmed up, I went to check on things, and all the daylilies were fine – the newly emerging ones as well as the evergreen ones that have new growth. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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April 13, 2009 at 6:04 am ( Flowers. By Jan in Covington, Louisiana. I hope everyone had a lovely Easter. We had a pleasant day, but last night, thunderstorms came through that kept us awake for hours. Luckily, there was no damage, and we did need the rain. The Easter bunny didn’t leave any eggs or chocolate here, but that is okay (can’t use the extra calories anyway), and I’ll take new flowers anyway. You have to agree that this was a lovely Easter present from Mother Nature. April 13, 2009 at 6:07 am.
Herban Bliss: April 2015
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Thursday, April 2, 2015. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Where to find me - OUTDOORS of course . Or you can most likely find me at:. The Brownsville Farmers Market, Saturdays 9 -noon. Harlingen Farmers Market, Saturdays, 3-4:30 PM. Sign up for my once a week e-letter The Garden Gate. For plant availability, tips, recipe and events. View my complete profile. Attracting hummingbird’s social media yelp ruby throated hummingbird migration.
Herban Bliss: August 2014
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Wednesday, August 27, 2014. Basil Harvest - Goodies to Share. With an abundance of fresh basil, I recently made basil salt several different ways along with fresh pesto using the tiny tasty leaves of Pistou basil. In place of pine nuts I used salt and pepper flavored pistachios I had on hand I bought from Yvonne and Fidel at the farmers market. After several requests to share the recipes - I decided to post here - follow the links below. With Fresh Basil Salt.
Herban Bliss: November 2013
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Friday, November 29, 2013. For the Birds - Not. Have you tried Netting? You may not be able to see the fine black netting covering this tomato plant (some of it is bunched up on the left hand side) but I went ahead and draped this over a couple of the tomato cages as tomatoes are ripening and the birds started pecking them. Not what I enjoy finding in the garden early in the morning. Net covering tomato plant to deter birds. Links to this post. To tell much differe...
Herban Bliss: October 2013
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Sunday, October 20, 2013. First Ripe Tomatoes of our Fall Garden - Whoo-Hoo! Our Felicity tomato plant is doing great - I have a couple other different tomato plants with green tomatoes on and some with flowers only. We'll be planting a grafted tomato plant we got at the Master Gardeners Conference trade show. I've heard of them but this will be the first I've tried. It's recommended to NOT refrigerate fresh picked tomatoes. These may not even make it to the house.
Herban Bliss
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Friday, June 5, 2015. Yes, I eat my Homework. My homework from class - Chinese Burritos in the making. I was thinking I need a medium size sauce pan but r. From the Brownsville Wellness Coalition cooking class). 4 servings / cost per serving $0.62. 1/2 medium onion, thinly sliced. 1/4 head cabbage, sliced. 2 carrots, grated. 1 garlic clove, minced. 1/4 teaspoon fresh ginger, grated. 1/2 medium bell pepper, thinly sliced. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Bake for 20 min...
Herban Bliss: Eggplant/Berenjena
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Musings of a South Texas Herb Gardener. Friday, October 31, 2014. Eggplant “Pot Black”. Is a compact variety for container growing producing. Oz glossy oval black fruits over a long. Attractive plants and tasty fruit. Sun. While the eggplant is considered a minor crop in the US, in the Orient it is more popular than either the tomato or potato according to Dr. Sam Cotner, author of “The Vegetable Book, A Texan’s guide to Gardening”. Basic Gardening Tips for any Planting. We like to use smaller tomato cag...
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Cultivating Our Roots: Growing Authentic Prairie Wildflowers and Grasses, by Nora Stewart
Cultivating Our Roots: Growing Authentic Prairie Wildflowers and Grasses. From 1993 to 2007, Nora Stewart built up a seed business with one of the most diverse collections of native grasses and wildflowers under cultivation anywhere in the northern plains. Through extensive study, networking and her own experimentation, she built up an unparalleled knowledge of what it takes to grow these plants successfully. Learn to Grow Prairie Plants:. Learn to Know Prairie Plants:. Anna Leighton, co-author,.
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Cultivating Ourselves, Together. Ideas and inspiration for leading balanced, healthy, purposeful lives…. About and Yoga Classes. Yoga Lowers Blood Sugar…. March 14, 2018. Comments Off on Yoga Lowers Blood Sugar…. Comments Off on Yoga Lowers Blood Sugar…. How We Choose To Respond To Situations…. February 7, 2018. Becoming the best you. To Place The Next Step In A Special Way…. September 6, 2017. Comments Off on To Place The Next Step In A Special Way…. Becoming the best you. July 22, 2017. Check in with y...
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Cultivating Our Wellness | It is not enough to just live…we want to thrive!
It is not enough to just livewe want to thrive! The Energetics of Seasonal Wellness. December 5, 2014. Classes in 2015 are hands-on cooking classes held on Saturday afternoons from 4-6 pm in Auburn and Loomis. Contact Tina at tina-bailey@sbcglobal.net to register. Fee is $30 per class. Dates and subjects are as follows:. January 24. Protein for Breakfast. February 21. Introduction to Energetics. March 7. Spring Vegetables. April 11. Smoothies. June 20. Summer Vegetables. December 5. Winter Vegetables.
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Gardening in Deep South Texas. Gardening and Nature Books. Tuesday, January 16, 2018. Protect People, Pets, Plants, and Pipes. I am sure you know what to do to protect your people, pets, and pipes from tonights freezing temps - but there are always questions in deep south Texas about what to do with our cold tender plants. Do you have tropicals planted in the ground? It is sleeting in some areas right now. Ice on plant leaves is not necessarily a bad thing. It will act to incilate the plant. ...It snowed...
Cultivating Patience
Skip to main content. Better late than never. On Tue, 06/10/2014 - 2:40am. I started out with the best of intentions - planning to post at least once a week, well here we are, almost a month since my last post. I could come up with a list of excuses, all of which would be true, but the short of it is a lot has happened and it's been a busy month. Better late than never though, right? Let's see, in the last month I've been going crazy trying to finish moving and unpacking. Road trip with Mom. Read more ab...
Roots of Peace Community Garden Project
Roots of Peace Community Garden Project. Monday, August 15, 2011. On Friday the 12th, Roots of Peace held its first major event of the season, a community potluck dinner and documentary showing at the garden and on the adjacent park, Bedford Green. Over fifty gardeners and community members came together over home-cooked dishes, some of which included produce harvested last week right from the garden! Wednesday, August 10, 2011. Stapleton Meets Mother Nature. Friday, August 5, 2011. 1 Box Brownie Mix.
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The Cultivating Peace Method with James O'Dea | The Shift Network
Now you can create peace wherever you go with this proven, step-by-step peacebuilding system. The violence and suffering is beyond comprehension – Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, to name but a handful of recent conflicts. And what about the conflicts that aren’t played out in war zones or “political uprisings,” but hit much closer to home? Is peace is just a pipe dream? When will the violence and injustice end? And how can we stop the war in our own minds? The Cultivating Peace Method. Over these 7 modu...
