Dustin Massey will play Cheatham Street Warehouse May 15 with Austin Upchurch. Photo by Trenton Johnson
Dustin Massey is a self-proclaimed Texas red-dirt rocker new to Americana scene music, but he’s certain to stick around.
The Garden Guy is using Leading Lady Plum with Sunshine gold-leafed caryopteris and Rockin Golden Delicious salvia.
Here Leading Lady Orchid is showing out in partnership with Evergold Carex grass.
This close-up a Leading Lady Lilac blossom looks like nature’s version of a firework. Photos by Norman Winter
Stop the presses, throw all of your preconceived notions about the monarda or bee balm out the door. I swear, I have had marigolds taller than these new monardas. I have more flowers now on my monardas than I normally get from an entire season’s bloom. I am talking about the Leading Lady series.
Terraced front yard of Keese residence includes broad variety of native plants. Photo by Paul Keese
Texas native dwarf palmetto palms survived San Marcos’ February freeze. Photo by Paul Keese
Butterfly garden pathway allows easy access. Photo by Paul Keese
Maiden grass cascades over rock wall of terraced front yard. Photo by Sharon Lockett
Mealy blue sage attracts butterflies in Keese front yard. Photo by Sharon Lockett.
A lifetime of gardening and numerous awards have not dimmed Linda Keese’s passion for plants and curiosity about their environment. In Hays County, Linda helped set up the Master Gardener program in 1991 and in 1998, organize a Master Naturalist chapter. Both interests inspired her to earn a Level 4 certificate (landscaping with native plants) from the Native Plant Society of Texas and underlined her dual interests of life-long learning and mentoring anyone interested in growing a habitat for wildlife.
Texas Performing Arts announces tickets for Disney Princess:The Concert to go on sale this week at texasperformingarts. org. The performance is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 6, 2022, at Bass Concert Hall.
The San Marcos Art League will be hosting its annual members’ show titled “A Place For Art” this summer from June 1 through July 24 at The Price Center. Because of social distancing practices, SMAL will not have an opening reception for the exhibit, but the San Marcos community is encouraged to come to the Price Center during hours of operation (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and see this exhibit featuring San Marcos Art League members.
Nearly all of us, if not all, use a bottle almost each day for some type of refreshment/nourishment. Be it a water bottle, soft drink bottle, energy liquid, beer bottle, or for the very little ones, a baby bottle. Thus, this Resource Recycling newsletter article caught our eye.
Gill's Fried Chicken's four tender meal with fried okra, a biscuit and a sweet tea. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
Gill’s Fried Chicken is a San Marcos institution.
The chicken joint has been slinging delicious fried chicken and sides since 1972.
Q. What is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, and why is it celebrated in May?
As we start a new month, we thought it might be a good time to show the recycling rates for some items in North-Central Texas (Dallas-Fort Worth area. Unfortunately, we don’t have any such stats for our local area).
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