A few months ago, I shared the details of a "power circle" for garden bloggers that I facilitate. I thought I'd now share about another power circle I am in for garden speakers. They are all members of the Garden Communicators International aka GardenComm (you may have known it by its previous name of the Garden Writers Association). We have monthly meetings via Zoom on various topics ranging from marketing ideas to tax tips. We each take a turn being that month's topic facilitator and none…

Wondering what to get Dad for Father's Day? Is he into gardening? Maybe a new tool might inspire him to start a victory garden? We put together some great garden gift ideas at this link.

Eco-friendly dog products include environmentally friendly dog toys, poop bags and dog beds. Use these eco-friendly dog products and ideas in your home

For the past few years, I have been helming a "power circle" for a small group of garden bloggers -- all members of the Garden Communicators International (used to be called Garden Writers Association). We have monthly phone calls on various topics ranging from marketing tips to content ideas. The group is winding up to a close now, so I'll miss our regular gatherings. I still plan to stay in touch through GardenComm and by visting their blogs regularly. I thought I would share the other…

Acclaimed Central Texas Gardener producer Linda Lehmusvirta offers pandemic-proof advice for growing food and sprucing up your yard. Great for folks near Austin and San Antonio!

What’s cuter to give (or keep!) this spring than cheerful DIY succulent planters in darling, old-fashioned piece of tins? Thanks to Succulent Salon of Texas for the project details.

Each spring Texas Bluebonnets prove why they're the official flower of the Lone Star State. But when will they bloom? And where? We've got answers to FAQs.

The holiday season is upon us and many of us are struggling to pick out that perfect present, so I thought I'd share again the garden products I use almost every day. I added a few more on this year that I have personally trialed. These are the tried-and-true work tools that make my garden grow, save my back from breaking, and generally make life a little easier. Treat yourself!

These painted flowers can last for years inside or only a season outside. Add a layer of shellac spray to keep them intact longer.

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411 Likes, 26 Comments - 🍃Earthlinks Design 🍂 (@earthlinksdesign) on Instagram: “#succulentgoals I can only dream of having a collection as impressive as @jenssuccs 😍 So much…”

Fabulous foliage, and great sage taste.

Fabulous foliage, and great sage taste.

Garden Delights follows the adventures of an obsessive organic gardener, local food lover, nature nut, world explorer, and writer as she grows food and explores the world with her family. #garden

There’s a winding road from Blanco to Dripping Springs called the Henly Loop, and for old-time Hill Country residents, it’s a favorite path through the landscape. If you’re lucky to be traveling along it during late summer and early fall, you might see the legendary Arnosky Family Farm in full flower. And I do mean flower […]

As a garden club president myself, I know how hard it can be to find a speaker who is knowledgeable about local gardening and who can present that knowledge in an interesting, well-organized, and concise way. My aim is to be that great, local, garden speaker. My personal mission is to turn black thumbs green and to inspire a love for gardening in my audience. I am booking talks now through the end of 2019 and am available for garden club meetings, conferences, workshops, panels, and other…