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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

children's rooms



: : while I'm on the topic of kid's rooms, here is more inspiration from .bolaget.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

In Praise of Vitex

Above- a monarch feeds on vitex (chasteberry) nectar...

Vitex has proven itself once again as a phenomenal survivor; this year in extreme drought. DespIte relentless Texas summer heat and almost no rain, we still had two rounds of blooms and berries from our trees, which are only 3-4 years old. This tree, which grows to mature at about the same size and shape as a crape myrtle, is also known as "Texas lilac" because of its fragrant purple blooms in mid-late June (and again in late September!). Its fruit - tiny gray berries not much larger than a pin head - are one of the most common ingredients in teas and tinctures prepared to help in the balancing of women's hormones.

We have 7 of these trees - also fantastic as natural attractions for both bees and butterflies - planted here at the Homestead, and I predict more will follow!
Mary at Forgotten Works
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