My Texas Sage is in Bloom...
I used this picture yesterday in a comment, and decided to use it again today...
Would you believe, I have more than 150 of these Texas Sage Shrubs all over the place...
They typically grow out wide, but I've been training them to grow tall instead of out...
They're starting to look like Cyprus Trees with Flowers that Bloom several times per year...
The one pictured is over 6 feet tall...
I've been seeing Baby Texas Sage Shrubs, sprouting up here and there, so I'll be using them to fill in some of my empty spaces...
I've also been making my own Mulch from the Leaves of my African Sumac Trees...
It's amazing how many leaves, these trees shed during the Summer Months...
I'll probably use the Mulch to start preparing for next Springs "Vegetable Garden"...
Speaking of next Springs Garden, I have my eyes on a piece of land with a Spring that flows at about 1 gallon per minute...
I want to turn it into an Oasis in the Desert, with Raging Water Falls, Pools and Gardens...
How much do you want to bet, that I'll be planting Texas Sage...???
Money will be no object, once we're on the other side of the U.S. Monetary Correction...
Comments and Re-Blogs are always welcomed...
(Would you believe, I have more than 150 of these Texas Sage Shrubs all over the place...)
Yes, I can believe it, I like color, having a garden and even an orchard is something that helps people in many ways, they are busy, they watch their plants grow, they take care of them, they receive fruits, there are many advantages, I do NOT have a garden, I cannot take care of it, but I like yellow flowers, they give the impression of joy, happiness, well that's my opinion.
I wish you a happy night
These Texas Sage Plants grow very fast and need to Trimmed at least 2 or 3 times a year... I let the Trimmings Dry, then Stomp on them to release the leaves to enrich the Soil, and if I ever have to, I can use what's left over as Kindling Wood... It will be like having Free Energy to Cook my Food and Coffee... I hope I never have to use it, but it's nice to know it will be available...