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Did you know that 30-60% of urban water consumption goes to watering lawns? Fresh water is one of our most valuable resources that should be utilized with intention. Every system can improve. Every landscape can be enhanced for a better performance.

Today I'd like to showcase some of the beautiful native landscapes that my team has either planted or seeded, and continuously maintained. I'm so proud to showcase native landscapes throughout Memorial Park.

Plenty more posts & info to come. For now, keep on Plucking 😉

🍂Fall posts incoming!🍂

Cooler temperatures are around the corner, and all this rain has been very welcome! We're about to start ramping up again for the fall, which is very exciting 🍂

Let your herbs go to flower 🌸 Pollinators love it!

Cooler temperatures are creeping in, and that means more time for my garden! Are y'all feeling the same?

Nothing like a whole bed of mint. This stuff grows aggressively and could happily take up a whole garden bed if you let it!

Plant some Swiss Chard- if you haven't already- this stuff can grow nearly all year in Houston and is very tasty too! 🥬

Some of the toughest plants in the garden (in my opinion)! Malabar spinach, chives, & lemongrass 🍋

Milkweed & Mist Flower. Two butterfly plants that help bring pollinators to your garden- and they're very easy to maintain 🦋

Fall seeds available at ! It's always good to get some seeds started so they're ready to plant when it cools down!

It's about time to restock on transplants from your local nursery! Strawberries, tomatoes, and other goodies are in season!

We love to see our raised bed gardens THRIVING! 🌱

American Basket Flower and Turks Cap! Two Harris county native pollinator attractors! I find that Turks Cap appreciates part shade. More pollinators = more produce 🌽