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Some of the Cool Things We Grow in Deep South Texas
WALL OF SHAME
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Havin' fun in El Valle
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My Favorite Blogs From Hot, Hot, Hot Gardens
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Zen Dog Scene Stealer16 hours ago
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Rose Pruning4 days ago
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Winter harvest5 days ago
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Meadow: Dry Year vs Wet Year1 week ago
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Here We Go Again ...1 week ago
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Fading Images1 week ago
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New blog address!!2 weeks ago
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A Trip to Natural Gardener4 months ago
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Jade vines and Starbursts1 year ago
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Fall rains2 years ago
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Nut grass has balls2 years ago
Garden Blogs from Areas With All Four Seasons
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Motel Landscaping with a Santa Barbara Vibe42 minutes ago
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Eliot, Nice To Get To Know You Better13 hours ago
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Hard Light – Back Light23 hours ago
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Random Garden-y Thoughts1 day ago
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Certain Uncertainty3 days ago
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Bouquets of Thanks...5 days ago
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Blue Notes6 days ago
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It's never a good idea6 days ago
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Edible Landscaping1 year ago
ClustrMap
Favorite Gardening & Nature Sites
Mockingbird nest
Black-bellied Whistling Duck and chicks
Blog Archive
Rio Grande Valley Nurseries
Arboretum Groundbreaking
In November 2007, the Cameron County Master Gardeners planted the first phase of their education and demonstration garden in San Benito - the Valley Native Forest
. . . and here is The Arboretum in April of 2009
Thanks to Meems at Hoe & Shovel for thinking that Cultivating Paradise is deserving of an E-Award!
About Me
- Mary Beth
- Harlingen, Texas
- I love the great outdoors! A perfect day would definitely begin with a morning of gardening.
Business
What Were They Thinking?
Never top your trees. It leaves you with weak joints that break in high winds - and you know what high winds we get in the Valley!
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- borders (1)
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- bugs (1)
- butterfly plants (17)
- compost (9)
- containers (2)
- design (9)
- EarthKind (1)
- garden art (2)
- Garden Bloggers Bloom Day (15)
- Gardens Around the World (2)
- Harlingen (7)
- herbs (1)
- homemade (1)
- inexpensive (1)
- irrigation (1)
- leaf rustling (1)
- Live Oaks (1)
- Monthly tasks (3)
- native plants (14)
- new stuff (2)
- nighttime blooms (2)
- palms (11)
- pests (2)
- pruning (1)
- roses (3)
- seeds (5)
- shrubs (11)
- succulents (5)
- surveys (1)
- trees (20)
- tropicals (17)
- vegetables (4)
- vines (3)
- water wise plants (10)
- wildflowers (3)
- winter bloomers (2)
- winter gardens (2)
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