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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dUBuzEQjWM by Cory Ames YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dUBuzEQjWM by Cory Ames YouTube] | ||
If you’ve ever watched your garden fry under the brutal Texas sun or wither during drought, I’ve got something special for you. In today’s Texas Nature Journal entry, I’m sharing 7 native Texas plants that actually thrive in neglect. No fertilizer. No irrigation. Just pure resilience. | If you’ve ever watched your garden fry under the brutal Texas sun or wither during drought, I’ve got something special for you. In today’s Texas Nature Journal entry, I’m sharing 7 native Texas plants that actually thrive in neglect. No fertilizer. No irrigation. Just pure resilience. | ||
=====Toxic Wood to Avoid as Mulch or in Hugelkultur Garden - Q&A===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j-ZqyfE1ro by suburban homestead 8 years ago YouTube] | |||
Are some type of trees toxic or allelopathic to other plants? Should you avoid putting them in Hugelkultur or using them as woodchip mulch? How can potatoes be stored in winter? | |||
Talk About Q&A EP4 - Created by: Siloé Oliveira | |||
