See What Grows
Take a drive through any Amarillo neighborhood and you’ll surely spot the house of a gardener. You’ll know them by their thriving landscapes and equally matched fearlessness. Gardening in this parched land can be a challenge, but if you glean a little wisdom from those who know, it’s an obstacle even the most timid green thumb can overcome.
Your 12-Month To-Do List
Because each year builds on the last, there are things you can do this fall and winter to prepare for your 2011 spring and summer garden. From composting to pruning, there is much to be done during barren months. So rip out these pages and slap them on the fridge because the dirty work starts now.
Eat What You Grow
Veggie gardens will often give you more crop than you can cook, so having extra recipes in your back pocket will help keep your meals new and fresh. And if you don’t grow your own goodies, the Farmer’s Market is just down the street.
What's in Bloom
Allow your looks to blossom with chic clothing inspired by florals. From sherbet hues to rosette embroidered garments, this month is all about petal power, and we mean clothing that is artfully rendered with the freshest prints straight from the garden.
Red, White and Zoo
The Amarillo Zoo celebrated the Fourth of July weekend with a scavenger hunt, horseshoes, a hula-hoop contest, and activities such as pie-eating contests and a hot dog buffet. Onlookers cheered on Solomon the lion as he attempted to break the 72 oz. Big Texan steak record.Sowing a Seed and Sharing the Benefits: The Randall Master Gardeners
Learn how you can become a Randall Master Gardener
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