Garden and memories from Wimberley lines
Organic gardener Cedar Whacker Wimberley recalls Uncle Emory Hughes a hard working brick mason who caught a large catfish with a rock near the Blanco River. The column blends family reminiscence with practical January gardening tips on soil fertility seed saving pest control fruit tree care and winter tasks.
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Our Editor is Home Again
Adelia Scudder returns home after weeks of hospitalization in San Marcos and Austin. Her son Bill, a prominent Austin architect, brought her home Wednesday evening. She says she has been low sick but is now uncontagious and glad to be home. This is not a public invitation for visitors.
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Adelia Scudder
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Austin
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Adelia
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