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Monarch Conservation Webinar Series – 2019 Hosted by the Monarch Joint Venture

February 5, 20193 years ago admin 334 Views 0 Comments Monarch Joint Venture, Monarch Population, Webinar

Monarch Conservation Webinar Series – 2019 Hosted by the Monarch Joint Venture See the dates for the 2019 Monarch Conservation

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#VintageTweets – Monarch Butterflies The Super-Generation Are Coming

September 12, 2017September 12, 20174 years ago admin 230 Views 0 Comments #txplants, #VintageTweets, life cycle, migration, Monarch butterflies, Super-generation

#VintageTweets – Monarch Butterflies The Super-Generation Are Coming This is a tweet I recently retweeted from Native Plant Society of

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Video – Texas Native Grapes: Characteristics, History and Their International Significance

March 11, 2017March 11, 20175 years ago admin 462 Views 0 Comments agricultural devestation, native grapes, Phylloxera, root stock, Texas, Texas Terroir, Thomas Volney Munson

Video – Texas Native Grapes: Characteristics, History and Their International Significance A presentation by Dr. Russell D. Kane, VintageTexas at

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Our Katy Prairie Needs Your Support With Email By End Of Day Today!

May 4, 2016May 4, 20166 years ago admin 284 Views 8 Comments comments, From the People, Greater Houston, Harris County, Harris County Engineering Department, Katy Prairie Conservancy, Save the Prairies, THOROUGHFARE AND FREEWAY PLAN

Our Katy Prairie Needs Your Support With Email By End Of Day Today! For your speed and convenience, please CUT

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Don’t Get Between Me and My Frogfruit

November 20, 2015November 20, 20156 years ago admin 399 Views 5 Comments Asiatic Jasmine, exotic invasive plants, Frogfruit, ground cover, Houston Chapter, Native Plant Society of Texas, native plants, NPSOT, Phyla nodiflora, plant swap, seed swap, Texas native plants

Don’t Get Between Me and My Frogfruit This past Thursday evening, I attended the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT),

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What You Can Do for Texas Native Plant Week – October 18-24, 2015

October 19, 20156 years ago admin 489 Views 3 Comments Deer Park Prairie, gardening, Houston Arboretum, Katy Prairie, native plant garden, native plant nursery, Native Plant Society of Texas, Sheldon Lake Prairie, Texas native plant week, Texas wildflowers

What You Can Do for Texas Native Plant Week – October 18-24, 2015 Reprinted from October 2015 Hyde Park Newsletter Native

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Standing at the Crossroads (Part III – What you can do) – Adaptive Variety Selection and the Uncertain Role of Imidacloprids in the future of Southern Grape Culture

September 4, 2015September 4, 20156 years ago admin 361 Views 6 Comments bees, Fairhaven Vineyards, grape growing, heritage grape varieties, homeowner pesticides, imidacloprid, naturalist, neonicotinoid, pesticide, Pollinators, R.L. Winters, T.V. Munson, Texaforinan, Texas, Texas wine, viticulture, What you can do

Standing at the Crossroads (Part III – What you can do) – Adaptive Variety Selection and the Uncertain Role of

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Standing at the Crossroads (Part II) – Adaptive Variety Selection and the Uncertain Role of Imidacloprids in the future of Southern Grape Culture

August 30, 2015September 4, 20156 years ago admin 344 Views 5 Comments

STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS (Part II) ADAPTIVE VARIETY SELECTION AND THE UNCERTAIN ROLE OF IMIDACLOPRIDS IN THE FUTURE OF SOUTHERN

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Standing at the Crossroads (Part I): Adaptive Variety Selection & the Uncertain Role Imidacloprids in the future of Southern Grape Culture

August 29, 2015September 4, 20156 years ago admin 225 Views 6 Comments beekeeper, bees, Bill Rhodes, butterflies, colony collapse disorder, imidacloprid, neonicotinoid, pesticide, Pollinators, R.L. Winters, Texas wine

STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS (Part I) ADAPTIVE VARIETY SELECTION AND THE UNCERTAIN ROLE OF IMIDACLOPRIDS IN THE FUTURE OF SOUTHERN