Many thanks to our title sponsors Edwards Aquifer Authority and Trinity Glen Rose Groundwater Conservation District for helping bring Go Gardening to the Bexar County community. We also appreciate our ongoing support from the San Antonio River Authority.

 

Go Gardening Show - Season 4 - Episode 2 

This month, the Go Gardening Show features an interview with Lee Marlowe from the San Antonio River Authority. Lee took the crew on a tour of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park to show viewers how a winter garden can have some nice color using evergreen native plants and some flowering native plants that can withstand the few months South Texas experiences some cold weather. She also points out how these native plant landscapes are great for the environment, save water and attract butterflies, bees and other wildlife.

 

Next the Go Gardening team visited a home in the Alamo Heights area that features raised beds for their vegetables and decorative native plant gardens. Liz Campanella from Uprooted Gardens provided some very interesting information about how raised bed gardening can be beneficial to your landscape design and help save lots of water.

 

Go Gardening's mission is to help people conserve water in the Edwards and Trinity Aquifers by teaching homeowners how to convert turfgrass areas to low-to-no water use landscapes featuring native plants.

 

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