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| I have 3 of these tuteurs that are disintegrating. I plan to make new ones using the old ones as a pattern. |
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| My supplies for the first one. I already have the pieces cut to size put didn't take a photo. Just need to practice with my new air nailer(fun!) |
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| The banana plant is putting out new leaves and that is lemon grass in front. |
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| Lots of new little lemons and lots of bloom buds. |
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| The redbuds are so pretty that I think I'll try to find a place for more. |
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| This tough little rose had gotten too big and leggy so it got a drastic prune. Already it is making lots of new leaves. |
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| Salvia Farinacea, mealy cup sage, one of my favorites. The buds on the plumes will be blue. |
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| Loquats! This year looks like I will have a big crop. I've never tasted them. |
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| Bluebonnets and salvia greggi are beginning to bloom. |
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| All my mountaian laurels are blooming heavily this year. They should have a grape soda smell but mine don't have much fragrance. |
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| The bluebonnet 'field' with a Texas sage in the planter. Wish they bloomed at the same time. The Texas sage blooms match the pot color. |
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| My first blooming iris. When the corms go on sale in the spring I grab all I can find. They are great for Texas. |
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| The first blooming clump of four-nerve daisy. |
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| A shot of the back garden by the kitchen garden. Everything is looking so lush after the rains.
MORE TO COME AFTER I TAKE MORE PICTURES.
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