Brenda
Bloom where you are planted.
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M Taylor wrote:Glad to see some North Texas folks on the forums. I'm in Ellis County myself. Bought a couple of acres a few years ago. Half wooded and half open. Terrible soil, and worse water (super high salinity). Previous owners managed to kill just bout everything and ruin the soil. Lots of potential, but lots of work needed as well. Keep us updated on your garden. I need all the good ideas and inspiration I can get!
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M Taylor wrote:Glad to see some North Texas folks on the forums. I'm in Ellis County myself. Bought a couple of acres a few years ago. Half wooded and half open. Terrible soil, and worse water (super high salinity). Previous owners managed to kill just bout everything and ruin the soil. Lots of potential, but lots of work needed as well. Keep us updated on your garden. I need all the good ideas and inspiration I can get!
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Noah Figg wrote:
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I'm not sure what this perennial/biennial plant is but I have been letting it grow. Any idea?
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