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skip to content grab a sprout dispatch button! about sprout dispatch the natural gardener | a garden center tour if you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my rss feed . thanks for visiting! one of our favorite nurseries to visit while in the austin area is the natural gardener . it’s on the southwest side of town, tucked away off the main roads heading to bee cave and dripping springs. it’s full of native plants and all sorts of wonderous plants! right off the bat we found a hairy prickly pear cactus that begged to be taken home and of course we took it up on its offer! there’s a huge succulent and cactus section to cater to the more drought tolerant landscape of the area. pots of ruellia caroliniana in addition to the area where plants are for sale are demonstation vegetable gardens as well as other beautiful landscaped areas. at the back of the nursery is a pen for goats and chickens! and of course a greenhouse for the tropicals! we picked up a few plants on our excursion as well as some ceramic pots for some indoor plants that will go in our office spaces at work. i also grabbed up some warm weather seeds that were marked 40% off and will plant those next spring. i like listening to the gardening naturally show hosted by the owner, john dromgoole. i used to be able to find it in itunes but it hasn’t been on there in awhile. maybe you can find it in another podcatcher. this nursery is a must visit for any gardener if in the austin area. you are guaranteed to find something unique and interesting here! ¶ posted 14 october 2015 † misti § garden tours § garden-y field trips § misti § sprouters † comments (1) ° anticipating fall vegetable gardening remember the garden looking like this? this was early july. it got much, much worse after that. and this was pretty bad! needless to say, summer came upon us and we did not keep up with gardening. a few weekends ago we spent some time getting it all weeded and attempting to get new mulch down on the paths and beds. it looks so much better and now i can actually look forward to fall garden planning. the peppers and eggplant were among the very minimal survivors that were planted way back in may sometime. we bought some artichokes and cauliflower to start and need to go through our seeds to see what else we might need to order. this time next year forest will be able to ‘help’ in the garden without us worrying about him eating something he shouldn’t. right now he’s still crawling and is unable to discern between what is food and what is not food, so everything he can get will go in his mouth! i hope to have a better update on the vegetable garden here in a few weeks when we get it planted out a bit more. our evenings are starting to be less available to gardening now that the light is almost gone by 7:30 pm. weekends are getting busy as it is cooling off a bit so we can hike or camp more. somehow we’ll manage to garden! ¶ posted 29 september 2015 † misti § fruits and vegetables § garden planning § misti § sprouters † comments (1) ° long time, no blog… hello! it’s chel. i know it’s been a while since you’ve heard from me. it’s been a … strange (?) summer. long story, short(er): i haven’t been feeling well for a while (about two-and-a-half years, to be honest) and a blood test at my doctor’s office in september showed that my iron levels have gotten so low, it’s actually affecting my heart function. so i have pretty severe anemia, which would explain the exhaustion, anxiety, and lack of focus i’ve been experiencing for such a long time. feeling so terrible definitely influenced my gardening habits these last few months. because it’s been so hot, i have been doing the bare minimum as far as anything outdoors (besides swimming). i swim and then briefly check if the plants need water and then head back inside. no real planting, pruning, photographing, or enjoying the garden, for the most part. i got a few new plants, got them going, trashed the ones that died from the heat, and basically felt overwhelmed by it all. this last week i finally started feeling a tiny bit better- and that tiny bit is making a huge difference. i did a little repotting yesterday and today and it felt good to be out there again, with my hands in the dirt. like a clean start, in a way. i’m excited for fall in the garden. fall is always our peak season for growing down here in southwest florida, so it’s a great time to have a garden. i’m hoping i feel a little better so i can really enjoy some time out there. anyway, enough blathering. i did take a few photos here and there over the summer (and a few over the last week), so i thought i would share them. hope you are all well! ¶ posted 21 september 2015 † chel § chel § container gardening § seasons in the garden § sprouters † comments (1) ° nyssa aquatica update three years ago we planted a water tupelo on the edge of our pond. it has since thrived and done extremely well in its location. i thought i’d show a little update! as you can see, it has gained a lot of height in the last three years! i can’t wait to see what it looks like in another three years! ¶ posted 10 september 2015 † misti § misti § sprouters † comments (0) ° saving passionfruit seeds back when we lived in florida i got a few passionfruit from the grocery store once. being that we started so much from seeds and because we had a natural curiosity to see what would grow, i started the seeds. they did indeed grow and we hand pollinated our vines so we could harvest the fruit. we were successful and enjoyed doing this. fast forward many years later to here in texas and we have a passiflora ‘incense’ which is a variety. i haven’t seen any fruit from this plant yet and i haphazardly did try to pollinate one of the flowers once this summer. we have native passiflora incaranta and the tiny passiflora lutea in the yard, too. i was the grocery store last weekend and our store had a clearance fruit section quite often. this time i was surprsied to see a bag of 12-15 passionfruits for a dollar! i nabbed them up quickly and have eaten on them all week. i opted to save one of them for seeds. i put the seeds into a jar and will let them ferment for a few days, rinse them, and start the seeds. i want to get them going and then will end up overwintering them so i can plant them next year. we’ll see if this little experiement works! ¶ posted 24 august 2015 † misti § fruits and vegetables § misti § seeds § sprouters § tropicals † comments (0) ° mid-august | hot but anticipating autumn a few nights ago i decided to finally clean up the potting bench. up until earlier this summer we had several things growing out over there. with various projects going on around the house and the general busy-ness of the summer, the potting bench got neglected and unwatered. therefore just about everything on the bench succumbed to the drought and heat. i cleaned it up and there were four things still alive! oops! evenings are starting to come on earlier now that we’re headed towards september. it seemed earlier this year, the change of seasons. i know the drought is the cause of this but it also felt like the light changed–the angle of the sun–earlier, too. i know that’s not possible so maybe i was just paying more attention. over the next few weeks i’m going to attempt to get the flower gardens back under control so they can prepare to go dormant in a few months. i’m looking forward to a bit of a reprieve this winter in the flower garden and switch over to enjoying the vegetable garden again. i’m ready, so ready for autumn! i can’t wait for it to cool off so forest can come outside with us on weekends once again. ¶ posted 16 august 2015 † misti § misti § seasons in the garden § sprouters † comments (1) ° closing out july in the garden well, we went from over saturation in the early part of summer to no rain and parched yards for the middle part of summer. i’m not sure when the last day of rain was recorded here. the only good thing about no rain is that

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