Ceniza blooms and rains revive Texan garden show
The writer describes Ceniza, the gray ghost of the desert, blooming after rains across Texas and into Mexico and Arizona, noting its barometer-like watering trigger, widespread spread, and striking lavender color on hillsides. Other late summer blooms include Cardinal Flower, American Beauty Bush, and Goldenrod, with local notes on growth, viewing spots, and wildlife.
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Mexico
Arizona
Delia Brown
del Rio
Hazel
Clara
Jacob’s Well
Arkansas
Liza Howell
Jolene
C.W. Wimberley
J. Sayles Leach Ranch
Wimberley Mill subscriber notes local history reads
Hazel Gree reports growth of Wimberley from 300 to 4000 residents and promotes local histories Wimberley Legacy and Wimberley Hills A Pioneer Heritage. She mentions her Nature Trails column in The Austin American Statesman and The Signal Smokey newsletter for years and sends items of interest.
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Reeder
Wimberley Mill
Wimberley
Willie Dell Schawe
Wimberley Hills
C.W. Wimberley
Ja Wahrmund
Austin American-Statesman
Signal Smokey
Travis Audubon Society
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