The Value of Plants to Life and Local Greens
A lengthy meditation on plants as the basis of all life and human needs, noting photosynthesis, water cycles, and ecological impacts. It cites Texas wildflowers, alfalfa roots, and Mesquite to illustrate how vegetation supports water systems, wildlife, and farming, while urging preservation of diverse habitats and cautious land use. It includes local notes from Green Valley Farms near San Marcos and a call to protect grasses and wildflowers to sustain birds like Purple Martins and Hummingbirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uphof
Texas
Green Valley
San Marcos
Uvalde and
Hondo
Mourning Cove
Nolan
Arlene Young
Bertha Cheatham
Blanco Road
Eagle Rock
Paradise Valley
Community letters praise sun warmth and Fischer Store tale
Readers argue for keeping blinds open to let sun heat into homes in winter. They celebrate climate articles and thank contributors Ren Dee Jo Wahrmund and Fran Polhemus for Fischers features and a Christmas tale by Wimberley. Hazel Green signs off with gratitude for conservation and community writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEC
Fischer Store
Ren Dee
Jo Wahrmund
Fischers
Wimberley
Tin Monkey
Fran Polhemus
Hazel Green
Wimberley Women’s Club Hosts Latchford Speaker
The January 23 meeting featured John Latchford director of field operations for the Texas Water Quality Board, assisted by engineer Linda Wyatt. Hostesses were Mrs. Hook and Mrs. Suhm as streamers and mini boats decorated the tables. next meeting set for February 27 with Britt Burns and E. B. Polhemus as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latchford
Wimberley Women’s Club
Latchford
Texas Water Quality Board
Linda Wyatt
Wyatt
John F. Hook
C. E. Suhm
Blanco River
Cypress Creeks
Britt Burns
E. B. Polhemus
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Atore É
Kahoutek
Antiques & Collectibles
al and Rose Flocke
Wimberley, Texas
Robby Robbins
Sen Maercos
Wimberley Bargain Barn
River Road
Car Top Boat Carriers
Westinghouse Electric
Sky Lab 3
Mariner 10
Venus
Mercury
Wimberley Womens Club
Hopkins St