Category: At The Farm

I’ve written about my favorite pink rain lily quite a bit in the past, but unfortunately some of my old blog posts have been deleted.

Happy Thursday! Just wanted to give everyone a heads up on Chris’ speaking engagements that are open to the public this month!  – Saturday, September

The rain really has the crinums blooming on the farm for another spectacular round. We haven’t seen a great second bloom out of Crinum ‘Bradley’

How many grasshoppers can you count on this one stalk of crinum blooms?! Our milk and wine lilies continue to bloom, but the grasshoppers are

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 you’re 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