Prairie Lily and Rain Lily charms brighten Dripping Springs
Hazel C. Green details Rain Lilies blooming after rains in two sizes with fragrant white petals. The piece notes cultivation names Evening Star, Prairie Lily, Field Lily, and Fairy Lily, plus growth from bulbs and seeds, propagation tips, and characteristic fragrances. It also mentions local birds, gardens, and a correction about a past article by C. W. Wimberley.
Wimberley and Blanco Hills Featured in Local Letters
Readers send warm notes about Wimberley's rich Southwestern heritage and early research. The town is noted for electrified streets, a certified water system, four churches, a strong school, good roads, and friendly neighbors amid its growing appeal and culture.
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