Texas Gardening: Gardening with Texas Native Plants & Wildflowers, part 13., 0 by TxTurqoize

TxTurqoize wrote:
Lee....that is a mighty interesting idea...of how that darn plant ended up there. My huge project this past Spring was pulling up bermuda grass pallets, by hand no less...! And laying gardening soil and mulch over this hard, hard clay soil that we have...loaded with tons of rocks. It showed up one day, a tiny seedling that I watched and nurtered right after laying the mulch down. So perhaps it was in the bag already? But if I remember correctly, I used pine chips from East Texas...sooo...who knows..lol
(I'll keep a look-out for that vine) :)

Grab your camping gear and head on out there soon...! To Big Bend I mean.. :) October is a great time to go...alot cooler tho late March is a great time too. Its incredibly isolated...in the park itself....and you definitely have a huge pick of great trails...from beginners to more advanced terrains. My honey from Boston has never seen that part of Texas...and is curious. For me....I need a good soul cleansing out there....out of the big city. :)