Today, I found a little nursery in San Antonio called D' little garden, run by a very sweet lady named Dhez. The same shrub at her place only cost $1! And, she said that was only that expensive because she had to make a profit! Needless to say, Dhez just found herself a loyal customer. I won't mention the name of the other place, not because I don't want them to make any money, but because I want your money to go farther. Enjoy the pictures!
It doesn't look like much, but this beauty is a vine, and when in full bloom, it is absolutely breathtaking. Dhez won't sell it yet because she's propogating it, but I'll be waiting.
5 comments:
Good luck with your garden. I'd love to see how it progresses.
Thanks Deece. I'm really bad though, I've been known to kill aloe vera:) Do you have a green thumb?
i had a nice porch garden when we lived at facey farm (shade helps :) and ready access to water!! i always forget to water. my grama will pass up a grandchild's b'day party for her garden. she is amazing. i want to start an edible garden at hopwood. dhez teaches there too. thanks for the remind to visit her shop.
Not at all. I killed my lemoncita tree. My sister nursed my papaya tree back to life. My mint and basil are doing ok, but I often forget to water them.
Years ago, before I moved on family land where my bro-in-law has free-range goats (who eat everything!), I used to get my plants and trees at the ag center in Kagman. They had loads of stuff and it was all cheap and beautiful. And in October, "arbor" month, they'd give away free trees (one or 2 to a customer). I still love that place.
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