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Herself's Houston Garden
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Author: Herself
Location: Houston, Texas
A yankee transplant tries gardening in Houston Texas.
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Recent excerpts from Herself's Houston Garden. 
by ljmacphee
5 Jan 2009 at 6:00am
As sea levels rise coastal farming areas are being exposed to more salt water. On top of that irrigation is the major cause of salinization of water and salted waste water from farms is dumped int...
by ljmacphee
2 Jan 2009 at 6:00am
While the climate down here is wonderful for growing a wide range of plants, the soil often leaves much to be desired. Seems you either get clay or sand if you live in or near Houston. In our fav...
by ljmacphee
29 Dec 2008 at 6:00am
So what is it that makes one plant poison and another food? It is the chemical compounds in the plant. Some poisonous plants have several of these toxins, some only one.
Alkaloids
This is a large...
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