By Kay Burdette Reading Between the Vines Gardeners are readers. Reading is especially appealing during those winter days when the “weather outside is frightful.” Here’s a list of mostly 2011 books to entertain, to inspire, or just to enjoy. In order to compile the list [...]
Scientific Name: Sporobolus airoides Plant Family: Poaceae (Grass) Common Name: Alkali sacaton By Janice Tucker The annual visual feast of Santa Fe in living color will soon descend upon our landscape, enticing us to revel in the parade of golden aspens and cottonwoods, [...]
By The Giant Veggie Gardener Be on the lookout for tomato hornworms right about now. They usually show up in July. This green caterpillar has white and black markings, is 3.5 to 4 inches long and is the larval stage of the Sphinx [...]
A Photo Essay by Janice Tucker ~ Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. Behold the seed pods – the vessels of life. Ingenious in design and practical in purpose, they nurture seeds to maturity. When the time is ripe, the pods release their young to [...]
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