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What’s Not (Too) Crunchy
Lisa of Lisa’s Landscape and Design has been posting plants on Facebook that do well in this heat. I’ve been feeling pretty beaten down like a lot of Austinites by this unrelenting heat and dryness. But it did inspire me to show off what is doing well. Because there are actually some things still blooming and not (too) crunchy.
What do you have that’s still keeping on in this heat?
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It’s been a very challenging fall so far, but it’s good to see you and Lisa sharing what’s still feeding bees and hummers. For me it’s Turk’s cap and hesperaloe, mostly. Oh and golden thryallis. Salvia greggii are trying.
It’s been a very challenging fall so far, but it’s good to see you and Lisa sharing what’s still feeding bees and hummers. For me it’s Turk’s cap and hesperaloe, mostly. Oh and golden thryallis. Salvia greggii are trying.