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Drought Design Philosophy

Central Texas Gardener takes brand-new and seasoned gardeners down a sustainable garden path with organic techniques, water-wise plants, and homegrown food. Get design inspiration, hands-on how-to, and behind-the-scenes tours of Texas gardeners at home.

Season 25 Episode 8 | 26m 43s | CC

Explore design philosophy in dry times with Texan-gone-to-California Flora Grubb in San Francisco. On tour, a small courtyard makeover pulls together multiple layers of activity into cohesive charm. Daphne explains why untimely early freezes more seriously impacts our plants. Zach Halfin of Thigh High Gardens in San Marcos demonstrates the tools you need to prune your fruit trees.

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