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Using the Invasive Plant Database
By Deedy Wright, New Braunfels Chapter Invasive plants are not just a nuisance in the landscape. They’re also one of the biggest threats to conservation efforts today, along with habitat
By Deedy Wright, New Braunfels Chapter Invasive plants are not just a nuisance in the landscape. They’re also one of the biggest threats to conservation efforts today, along with habitat
Saturday, April 13, The NICE Committee will set up a table at the Antique Rose Emporium to share information about selecting and growing native plants and promoting NPSOT. If you
We’ve had a great response for the NPSOT Biodiversity and Members gate/garden signs. We still have 7 of the Biodiversity and 6 of the Members signs, $20 apiece, which will
La Bahia will hold it’s first native plant sale this fall. We have chosen Saturday, October 5, from 10 AM – 2 PM to begin this new tradition. We hope
Would you host a No Frills Garden Tour at your home/property sometime and spread your passion for gardening while sharing its beautiful results? Here’s the deal. On a day that
Saturday, May 11 at 10 AMOne Big Sky Farm in Round Top MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW(We are working on a second No Frills Tour for May 25th.)
Thank you to John and Verna Lammers for hosting La Bahia’s Spring Plant Swap. Several members commented how there seemed to be more native plants than ever this time. Everyone
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