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United Heritage Charity Foundation supports Mental Health in Central Texas

NAMI Central Texas receives a $20,000 check from the United Heritage Charity Foundation. Submitted photo

United Heritage Charity Foundation supports Mental Health in Central Texas

The United Heritage Charity Foundation aims to strengthen its relationships with charitable organizations, ensuring that they align towards a specific core area of focus. Every year, the charity foundation gives to organizations that support communities in the Austin and Tyler area.

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories
The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

No matter the area of the landscape, porch, patio and deck, include the color white for its reflective nature. Superbena Whiteout is paired here with Superbena Sparkling Rose, verbena. Photos by Norman Winter

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

Varieties of native Virginia Sweetspire like Little Henry, Scentlandia and this year’s new Fizzy Mizzy not only offer white during the day and night, but also has an incredible fragrance that all will remember.

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

This time of the year landscapes all across the county are showing out with Hydrangea paniculata varieties like Limelight and this new Limelight Prime that offers showy visibility all day and night.

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

In the landscape, hydrangeas rule like royalty varieties of native oakleaf like Gatsby Gal, Gatsby Moon and are always guaranteed to catch your attention even on a moonlit night. Photos by Norman Winter

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

Use white flowers along the edge, border, or pathway to allow its reflective capacities to give definition at night. Here Diamond Snow euphorbia is used along the outside border with red begonias.

The color white & the moonlit garden: Enchanting, magical, and full of memories

Each year, as my color design guru son James orders plants for use at his client’s homes — from those that look like historic cottages to palatial garden estates, those on the waterfront to those considered mountainous — the one color that I can be guaranteed that will be in heavy use is white.

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Above, N'Chiladas' Kyle Plate, which comes with two cheese enchiladas and one ground beef crispy taco served with rice and refried beans. Below, chicken enchildas topped with chipotle sauce served with rice and refired beans from N'Chiladas in Kyle. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter & Nick Castillo

Foodie Friday: N'Chiladas

In our ongoing quest to sample any and every enchilada in Hays County, this week’s foodie Friday led us to Kyle.

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel
The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

These trays of Eco+ Grande containers of Blue My Mind evolvulus are ready for planting by the Eden Estate Management team in Columbus, Ga.

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

Diamond Snow euphorbia looking showy in the new Eco+ Grande container. Notice the wording: Plant into soil.

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

This Eco+ Grande container of Angelface Super White angelonia has had the four tabs removed and placed in the planting hole. Removing the tabs is a must to give roots proper contact with soil.

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

The Eco+ Grande container with Angelface Super White angelonia has been planted in the soil and ready for watering when bed is complete.

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

The Angelface Super White angelonias and Sunstar Rose Pentas and cascading Superbells calibrachoas are making a show at the entrance to the home. Follow me on Facebook @NormanWinterTheGardenGuy for more photos and garden inspiration. Photos by Norman Winter

The Greenhouse Pot has become an ecological marvel

No longer will trays of flower transplants create a mess, a sore back from picking them up and cluttering the garden shed with thoughts of future use. Thanks to the Eco+ Grande Pots that caught most of us by surprise at the garden center this year we can now simply pull four tabs and plant them and the pot in the hole, a true ecological wonder.

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