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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Wordless Wednesday: Green anole, red geraniums

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Labels: geraniums, Green anole

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Dorothy Borders: My goal for this blog is to highlight issues facing the world of birds and Nature as well as our human society and to share reviews of the books that I read.

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The blooms of the Carolina jessamine signal the changing of the seasons. Winter is almost over. Spring is breathing down its neck. As ch...
Snake poop or dog vomit?

CORRECTION: Remember this picture which I featured in one of my recent blog posts ? I identified it as snake poop. That's how it was...
Weeds

Spring is weed season in my garden. Well, if I'm really truthful I would have to admit that every season is weed season in my garden. ...
Justicia chrysostephana 'Orange Flame'

'Orange Flame' in bloom in my garden this week. You can certainly see how it got its name. I usually steer clear of plants th...
My weeds...and other things

My lawn will never make the cover of the The Grass-lover's Gazette . There are parts of my yard that do have grass growing, but the gra...
Crape murder and other crimes against Nature

(First posted here on 12/28/07.) Step away from the crape myrtle! Now put down those pruning shears. Slowly! You were about to commit a ...
One tough plant

(From the archives, summer 2009.) You say all your favorite plants are pooping out in the summer heat and your garden is beginning to resemb...
Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day - October 2011

Let it be duly noted in the record that October 2011 was the month when Southeast Texas finally began to get some relief from our long droug...
Texas purple sage: A great waterwise plant

Leucophyllum frutescens, also known as ceniza, barometer bush, or Texas purple sage. This shrub has been in bloom numerous times this summ...
This week in the garden - #76

It's been a fairly unpleasant week, weather-wise. The last week of UGHest has lived up to its reputation with searing heat and air quali...

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