Category: At The Farm

We’ve begun to harvest our main rows of oxblood lilies and the crop is really looking great. Most of them were up by the morning.

Another day on the farm is done! I’ve realized, many times have I realized this, that work on a farm is never over. We had

Adelaide, if your reading this, we should go walk the Trinity River trail and look for blooms of the Cooperia drumondii we planted 3 years

Today we divided and replanted our white rain lilies. I used to have the hardest time growing them in my rows. They would always die

I really need to find time to write more about this prickly pear cactus found all over Texas. Early Spanish explorers thought this particular plant

Congratulations, Devon! Through random selection you have won the $25.00 Southern Bulb gift certificate! We’ll be e-mailing you shortly! Devon April 26, 13 at 12:59

There is still one more Narcissus blooming! It blooms so late, that it is blooming now with all of the spring blooming crinums. It is

In an effort to say THANK YOU! to our wonderful followers, we’re going to periodically be giving away random gift certificates or bulbs to our

We had a busy day on the farm, and just about have the cold frame back up and running! That means some fresh seed crop

I thought I’d share some of the flowers from the farm today. Already starting to bloom are the pink rain lilies (Zephyranthes grandiflora). They are