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Tree Ring Acceptance

Contact (469) 986-9834roland.brent@pugtai.org Client Signature Date (YYYY-MM-DD) Material Select one option Half Moon Paver Brick Limestone (Austin Stone) Edge Height Select one option 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level Service Level Select one option Basic Standard Premium Add On Options Weed Barrier Fabric Mulch (1 bag per ring) Compost Tea Drench Decorative Rock Fill Tree Fertilizer Spike Ring…

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Awakening Your Inner Warrior: Aries Guide

Aries & Manifesting a Regenerative Future Through Transformation Aries, the fearless trailblazer of the zodiac, ignites the warrior spirit essential for profound transformation and rebirth. Ruled by the fiery Mars and ablaze with passion, Aries urges us to leap fearlessly into action. It propels u Mantra: “I am the spark of transformation. I act with courage. I manifest the future…

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Embrace Renewal with the Pisces New Moon

New Moon Renewal

The New Moon in Pisces brings a powerful moment for emotional renewal, spiritual reflection, and intuitive insight. Pisces is the sign of dreams, surrender, and deep healing. It invites us to release old wounds. We are encouraged to embrace a new vision for the future. Being a Virgo, this is a time for me to step away from precision and detail. I need to embrace the abstract and appreciate…

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Living Ecosystem Below Earth Surface Has Hundreds Of Times More Carbon Mass Than Humans | IFLScience

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Spider Plant Care

Discover the art of caring for these magnificent plants, unlocking their incredible benefits, and conquering any potential challenges along the way. Embracing humidity, spider plants (chlorophytum comosum) thrive in moist, but not waterlogged soil. Shower them with abundant, indirect sunlight, and watch them flourish in various indoor light settings. While they aren’t too particular about soil…

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Moonlight Pollination

Moths are the unsung heroes of the night, tirelessly fulfilling their crucial role as pollinators. While bees and butterflies often steal the spotlight, moths quietly contribute to the vitality of ecosystems. Under the cover of darkness, moths visit flowers, drawn by the sweet promise of nectar. Little do these delicate creatures know that with every sip, they become unwitting bearers of life.…

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Kiddie Pool Repurpose

The potential of repurposing a kiddie pool in the garden knows no bounds! Once the little ones have moved on from splashing around, this lightweight and spacious design becomes a versatile storage solution for all your garden essentials. From sticks to soil and freshly harvested vegetables, it harbors endless possibilities. But wait, there’s more! With its wide mouth and manageable size, it…

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US appeals court finds Bayer not shielded from Roundup lawsuit | Reuters

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-appeals-court-finds-bayer-not-shielded-roundup-lawsuits-2024-02-05/

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Poor Soil Quality Is No Problem When Growing These Beautiful Plants

https://www.housedigest.com/1504511/plants-thrive-poor-soil-conditions/

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The Fast-Growing Ground Cover That Will Add Beautiful Color To Your Lawn

Ground covers are the best call to cover up bare areas, fight weeds, and control soil erosion—but turfgrasses aren’t your only option. While green is good, a pop of color is better, and Lilyturf (Liriope) harmonizes the two perfectly. Those down South are probably familiar with its sight and may know it as monkey grass with spiky lavender inflorescence. But this grass — which is not grass but an…

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Growing fruit in 8B

The easiest fruit trees to grow in zone 8b depend on climate, disease resistance, and productivity. Some of the easiest fruit trees to grow in this zone are apples, pears, cherries, peaches, and figs. These trees are adaptable to different climates and are resistant to diseases. Apples are the most forgiving fruit trees and the most popular to grow. Pears, figs, and citrus fruits are also easy to…

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Massive hydroponic greenhouse from NY opens in Dallas, its first in Texas

Amajor new hydroponic greenhouse has debuted in Dallas: Gotham Greens, an indoor farming pioneer founded in New York, has opened its first location in Texas, in Seagoville. Located 20 miles southeast of downtown Dallas, the 210,000-square-foot facility will provide a year-round supply of fresh produce always in season to grocery and foodservice customers throughout the state. Full Article

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Honeybee Weaponry

When you hear honeybee weaponry, you may initially conjure images of the 36 chambers of death with the RZA, the GZA, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Ghostface Killah, the Method Man, Raekwon the Chef, and the Masta Killa, each wielding perfected styles 360 degrees around. Alternatively, you might consider the Africanized honeybee, also known as “killer bees,” introduced to Brazil in…

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Agronomists Worry Moisture Deficits Will Contribute to Herbicide Carryover

Across the U.S., more than one-third of corn and soybean acres are in drought. Even if that improves, some chemistries applied in 2023 could still pose a risk to crops this season. Agronomists urge farmers to evaluate their risk potential. Full Article

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Team Compost

The fascinating world of vermicomposting is an intricate dance between the earth and the humble worms that inhabit it. As they wriggle and writhe with purpose, these diligent creatures bring life to the compost, tirelessly toiling to transform food scraps into nourishing soil – a gardener’s precious treasure. From red wigglers to nightcrawlers, these industrious beings feast on whole apples and…

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Growing Cabbage in Texas

Cabbage is a very healthy vegetable that is full of vitamin C, fiber, and vitamin K. It also has strong antioxidants, like polyphenols and sulfur compounds, that protect the body from damage caused by free radicals. Some studies suggest that cabbage could have health benefits like supporting digestion, reducing inflammation, and lowering cholesterol. Here are some of the health benefits of…

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Why You Should Be Using Irrigation Globes In Your Garden

Irrigation globes, also known as watering or plant globes, are self-watering devices designed to provide a consistent and controlled water supply to various types of plants. These globes typically consist of a hollow glass or plastic bulb with a long neck that is inserted into the soil. As the soil dries out, water is drawn from the globe into the soil, maintaining a steady level of moisture…