Springtime in the Caribbean – San Juan Puerto Rico
My husband and I took a break from gardening and [...]
A Rare Desert Plant Seldom Seen
Unless you own a dune buggy and zip over the [...]
Pruning Roses
Pruning isn't just to maintain the correct form of a [...]
April is National Garden Month
Back in the 1980s, the National Garden Bureau worked with [...]
Butterflies Taste with Their Feet!
Butterflies are unique insects with many interesting traits. Did you [...]
Catching Rainwater
I live in Sedona and our weather station this morning, [...]
AFGC Wants YOU!
The newly renovated AFGC website has a Greenleaf Blog page [...]
Toxins in Monarch Caterpillars
Some caterpillars use toxins from their host plants to their [...]
Texas Mountain Laurel
Texas Mountain Laurel is perhaps the most handsome of the [...]
Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba)… To the moon!
In the 60’s the United States military studied the Jojoba. [...]
