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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Greenhouse Generates Greenbacks

A Blooming Success for a Growing Tradition




Pleasant weather, a new sales model, and a bountiful inventory added up to a tree-mendous fundraising event. Thanks for all our shoppers for patronizing our event. Each day grossed a little over $2,000.
















Photos by Gibeaut

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Spring Plant Sale Starts Tomorrow: Final Plant Additions


Students have been busy sprucing up the greenhouse and its environs. Our good friends at Emerald Gardens Nursery have expanded our plant offerings greatly. Plant sizes range from 4 inch pots to 5 gallons. Prices start at $3 and go up to $50.
Also new this year, students will be available to give tours of our extensive gardens. If you see it growing on our campus, there's a good chance we will have it for sale.
Don't forget to buy a t-shirt or two.

Here are the additions:
Texas Red Bud
Mexican Plum
Fragrant Mimosa (in bloom)
Possumhaw
Yaupon Holly
Wax Myrtle
Anacacho Orchid (in bloom)
Crossvine (in bloom)
Montezuma Cypress
Monterey Oak
Red Yucca (in bloom)
Twist Leaf Yucca
Manfreda (in bloom)
Gulf Muhly
Lindheimer Muhly
Inland Sea Oats
Blue Eyed Grass (in bloom)
White Coneflower
Purple Coneflower (in bloom)
Cedar Sage
Salvia Cleavelandii
Snake Herb
Red Columbine
Wedelia
Fluttermills
Datura
Texas Betony
Wooly Stemoda
Chocolate Daisy
Texas Rock Rose (in bloom)
Apache Plume (in bloom)
Chili Pequin
Arroyo Sweetwood
Escarpment Cherry

Larger trees and other species are available by request.

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Plant Sale List Update: Medina Garden Nurseries Donation

I stopped by Medina Garden Nurseries this weekend. I'm a fairly frequent customer and enjoy seasonal strolls through Ernesto and Yshmael's gardens. They have never looked this good. It's worth the trip. Medina is 20 miles south of Kerrville. Along the way, the roadsides are solid wildflowers, and most creeks and rivers are flowing again.
Once again the guys in Medina came through with a generous donation that includes:

Evergreen Sumac
Blanco Crabapple
White Honeysuckle
Maypop
Blue mistflower (Las Crucitas)
White mistflower
Simpson's rosinweed
Penstemon sage (Big red)
Guara