Houston Garden Girl grows vegetables, tropicals, native plants, perennials, annuals, and fruit trees in full shade, part shade, and full sun. HGG is an organic gardener with a rain garden and rain barrels. This site also has a calendar of Houston garden events.
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Houston Garden Girl grows vegetables, tropicals, native plants, perennials, annuals, and fruit trees in full shade, part shade, and full sun. HGG is an organic gardener with a rain garden and rain barrels. This site also has a calendar of Houston garden events.
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Houston Garden Girl: January 2013
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Thursday, January 24, 2013. Fruit Tree Sale Season. It's that time of year again, the time to buy fruit trees. I have noticed a spike in hits on my blog the past few weeks, despite not blogging for the last 6 months or so, no doubt because of my 2011 series on growing fruit trees in Houston. I wrote three articles on growing fruit trees. And one that will give you an idea of what the Urban Harvest Fruit Tree. Sale is like. You can also check out some fruit tree descriptions on the Urban Harvest. I've bee...
Houston Garden Girl: April 2013
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013. April Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. I’m back, I’m back in the saddle again. Sorry, but that’s the song stuck in my head right now. Here’s my first Bloom Day post in a long time. I still don’t have my plants in the ground at my new house, but that isn’t stopping them from blooming. All but one of these is still in a pot that I brought from the old garden. This honeysuckle is one of the few plants that gets to stay. Too bad you don't have smell-a-vision. Seems to bloom year-round.
Houston Garden Girl: Possibly the Very Best Citrus
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Thursday, January 8, 2015. Possibly the Very Best Citrus. Not only am I a gardener, but my dad is a gardener, and my granddad is a gardener. This past summer my dad and I helped out in my grandad’s garden. Here we are, three generations of gardeners. My grandparents live in Kansas, needless to say…they cannot grow citrus. They do have a lot of Texas crepe myrtles growing there, but semi-tropical they are not. But, I digress. What I really wanted to tell you about are Kishu Mandarins. Kids love them and w...
Houston Garden Girl: July 2013
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Sunday, July 28, 2013. Growing Tillandsias in Palms. Recently I travelled to San Francisco for the annual Garden Bloggers Fling. We visited about 15 different public and private gardens. There were many opportunities for inspiration. At the Nichols garden in Oakland, I was taken by their use of tillandsias and bromeliads in the Canary Date palm in their front yard. Here’s my test case, with two tillandsias that I bought at Ikea of all places (obviously an impulse buy. Labels: San Francisco Fling. There&#...
Houston Garden Girl: December 2011
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Friday, December 2, 2011. Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center. This was my first trip to the Wildflower Center. The entire center covers almost 300 acres, but the display gardens are all pretty close to the main entrance. There are also trails representing different ecosystems, but I didn’t have a chance to explore those. Here are some shots of the gardens from the top of the tower. Here are some of my inspiration photos. This is our native red turk’s cap, blooming in the shade of an oak tree. And for oth...
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Sugar Snaps and Strawberries. Search the Heavy Petal blog. The latest from Edible Vancouver: It’s a Snap. Is out, and with it, my article: It’s a Snap: Bean Basics. Beans really are incredibly easy to grow, and you probably don’t need me to tell you how. But if you’re looking for reassurance, check it out for the lowdown on how-when-where of bean growing, as well as tips on what to do in your garden now. Happy almost-summer! June 14th, 2012 COMMENTS (2). I’ll admit I opened the book with a bit of f...
Lucy's in the Garden: Our Cardinal Family
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Lucy's in the Garden. Friday, May 25, 2012. Recently, we had a pair of Northern Cardinals build a nest in our garden. The hatchlings have fledged, but the family is still spotted daily in the garden. Here is a series of photos I took of them at the feeder. I have a hanging bird feeder in the. In it I usually place red grapes and whole peanuts. The Cardinal family loves the grapes. The babies get very excited when they see their Papa on the feeder. They always want more! May 25, 2012 at 5:40 PM. Happy to ...
Lucy's in the Garden: Macro Monday ~ Pandora Sphinx Moth
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Lucy's in the Garden. Monday, April 30, 2012. Macro Monday Pandora Sphinx Moth. Recently, I had this lovely green moth clinging to my backdoor screen. When I noticed it from inside the house, I immediately ran for my camera. Heading out the front door, then around back I snapped this photo. Pandora Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha pandorus). This photo was taken in April of 2012 in Harris County, Texas. Today, I’m joining. April 30, 2012 at 4:09 PM. Amazing - looks like hes wearing army camouflage! Click here to se...
Lucy's in the Garden: Macro Monday ~ Gulf Fritillary
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Lucy's in the Garden. Monday, May 28, 2012. Macro Monday Gulf Fritillary. Gulf Fritillary butterflies are a tropical or semitropical butterfly, which are common in much of the southern United States as well as Mexico and Central America. Gulf Fritillary butterflies seem to always be near their host plant, which is Passionflower vine. Native Passionflower vines to your area are the best source for attracting these lovely orange butterflies. Today I’m joining. Macro Monday Pandora Sphinx Moth. Rolf and Ani...
Ramblings of a Mother: Disclosure
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Ramblings of a Mother. This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. This blog abides by word of mouth marketing standards. I believe in honesty of relationship, opinion and identity. The views and opinions expressed on this blog are purely my own. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product or service should be verified with the manufacturer or provider. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255:. Leave me a comment!
Ramblings of a Mother: Garden Goals & Goals for the Week
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Ramblings of a Mother. Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Garden Goals and Goals for the Week. I like the idea of documenting my goals for the week like the prudent homemaker does on her blog. I think it keeps me more accountable and helps me organize my time and be able to look back and remember what I did at certain times of the year or what was accomplished. (Wow! That was quite the run-on sentence! So here are my goals for this week:. Weed around plum tree. Weed butterfly garden and far sunny garden. Record ...
Ramblings of a Mother: October 2014
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Ramblings of a Mother. Friday, October 3, 2014. This month I will be making lots of meals that freeze well so that I can make two and freeze one for next month after the baby comes. I don't normally plan lunches because we usually have sandwiches or leftovers. Also, I will most likely just have vegetables on the side that are on sale that week or that are ripening in the garden. I also plan on making homemade applesauce this month! Double or triples batch to freeze extras). Dinner: Pizza, green salad.
Ramblings of a Mother: May 2015
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Ramblings of a Mother. Saturday, May 30, 2015. Dinner Nights- Tues thru Thurs the boys will be in charge of helping with dinner. That means the week before they need to decided what they are making so that when I shop on Friday I can get ingredients. Library events- I want to take the boys to lots of events at the library this year like the special ones about dragonflies, etc. And of course, sign up for the reading program. What is the title and author? Who are the characters? What type of book is this?
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Thursday, January 8, 2015. Possibly the Very Best Citrus. Not only am I a gardener, but my dad is a gardener, and my granddad is a gardener. This past summer my dad and I helped out in my grandad’s garden. Here we are, three generations of gardeners. My grandparents live in Kansas, needless to say…they cannot grow citrus. They do have a lot of Texas crepe myrtles growing there, but semi-tropical they are not. But, I digress. What I really wanted to tell you about are Kishu Mandarins. Kids love them and w...
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From a Houston garden to the table. A site dedicated to gardening and cooking in Houston. Laquo; Older Entries. The Great Ladybug Release. March 23rd, 2012. Having beneficial insects in your yard cuts down on the pesticides needed, and it can be fun for the children. Ne of my goals is to avoid introducing organic or inorganic chemicals into the yard. Ometimes I forget that my children are lucky to have the home that they do. He great event for the children was the ladybug release. February 27th, 2012.
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Gardening Tips for Houston Area Gardeners. Growing Watermelon in Your Houston Garden. Posted in Fruits and Vegetables. Elon in your Houston garden is similar to growing cantaloupe melons. This is one garden plant I am still learning to master. So if you’ve got tips to share, please do so. Two years ago, I selected an heirloom variety called Bush Sugar Baby. I wanted an “icebox” size melon and I wanted to be able to save the seeds from year to year rather than buy new seeds each year. Bob Randall (Year Ro...
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A place to discover what thrives in the Houston environment and happenings around the neighborhood. Monday, March 30, 2015. These beauties grow in my backyard. How lucky I am! A few are still in the bud stage. Posted by Lady Bug. Thursday, December 11, 2014. Enjoy these photos of the holly tree in my backyard, loaded with berries, just in time for the holidays. Here are some "holly facts.". Here's another: I like the way the foreground is clear and the background is more fuzzy. Notice the bug on the leaf.
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