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skip to content blog about wsb natural skin care home & garden kids craft parenting cooking amazon astore « older posts moving on…store closing tonight published: october 23, 2012 well, it’s been several months since i blogged here. as life happens, it is time for me to move on. i am closing down the online store tonight – i will no longer be selling diaper covers, sewing kits, nor bulk ingredients. i will continue to sell digital products which i hope to have back online within a few weeks. the blog will continue to exist although it, too, will have a new look. thank you for all the supporters out there and especially the austin mamas! posted in news | leave a comment antique rose – tea class published: march 29, 2012 pink ones in the foreground is baronne henriette de snoy over the past decade, i have seen an explosion of roses in suburban and commercial landscapes here in central texas. yet, it is really just an explosion of one kind in particular – knock out®. i personally think that its popularity is a result of great marketing and not anything special about the rose. but i’m glad it exists everywhere and has changed the way people view roses as being difficult to grow. however, its claim of being easy to grow, disease resistant, drought tolerant, and well-suited in any landscape can also be said of many antique roses. if you find a rose suited to your area, it will have all of the above traits plus fragrance. yes, the knock out® rose has no scent! fragrance is such a trademark of a rose. also, while knock out® give nice splashes of color in your landscape, they make horrible cut flowers. so what is a good one for central texas? all of my tea roses have done extremely well. they are easy to maintain, shape/trim, and they all survived last year’s extreme drought better than knock out® which barely survived. mind you, i don’t have a landscaper and my knock out® never looks like the ones i see in commercial landscapes. also, the tea roses come in a rich variety of pastel colors, scent, form, and most of them make great cut flowers. among my favorites (all scented) are: mrs. b. r. cant – beautiful crimson to pink flowers; heavy bloomer in the spring and fall madame joseph schwartz (the white sport of duchesse the brabant) – delicate cupped flowers, very southern baronne henriette the snoy – my all-time favorite pink rose with big, fat blooms monsieur tillier – nice upright bush with many shades of vibrant colors (for a tea rose as most are pastels)- salmon, coral, and pink mrs. dudley cross – nearly thornless, small bush; flowers with cream center and pink edges; excellent cut flower with longer stem than the average tea mrs. b.r. cant mme. joseph schwartz monsieur tillier toplt: mrs. dudley cross; botlt: baronne henriette de snoy; toprt: mme joseph schwartz; botrt: mrs. b.r. cant posted in gardening | 2 responses black friday weekend special published: november 25, 2011 not picky on fabric prints? good for you and save big! the surprise me! prints diaper covers are on sale for under $10! all our durable diaper covers are made of two layers of fabric: a beautiful 100% cotton print on the outside and a flexi waterproof layer on the inside. click to here to start shopping! sale ends on monday, november 28, 2011. posted in diaper covers | leave a comment drought tolerant plantings published: november 1, 2011 fall aster as i mentioned before, fall is the best time for gardening and to get your garden ready for the spring. that is, if you live in central texas. and with the recent extreme drought and hot weather, i was finally able to witness once and for all which of our plants were truly drought-tolerant. here is a list of my favorites and how much water i gave them – none (0), a deep watering once a week per city watering schedule (1x), or twice a week where i spot-watered a few chosen plants in the mix (2x). herbs (1x) – rosemary, thyme, sage, mexican mint marigold, chives, mexican oregano, mint, lavender, basil (2x) mexican mint marigold (with the yellow flowers), sage, lavender (in the back) roses (2x) – the antique rose varieties and a few modern roses are hardier than they’re given credit for. i have a lot to say on them so i’ll defer that to a later post. salvia with the white flowers; rosemary just behind; rose bushes in the back row, still attractive even without the flush of roses salvias (1x) – (autumn sage or salvia greggii) tough perennial that provides year-round color. its flowers come in a variety of shades. these are my favorites of the sage family. fall aster (1x) – the plants themselves aren’t very pretty but it provides great soil cover and the fall bloom is spectacular, attracting lots of bees. texas native trees or large shrubs (0) – before we moved here, the previous tenants had cleared the area of all trees except the oaks. leaving only oak trees is a very common practice around here. while they’re wonderful trees, such mono-culture makes them more vulnerable to disease as we’ve seen from all the oak wilt cases around town. this is just my opinion though. there have been no research that i know of that link the two, but there are plenty of research in other areas (farming, grasses) that show that a diversity of plants is more disease-resistant and healthier for the soil/environment. cenizo sage – these are most often seen as bushes as they are easy to trim and shape. but left alone, they can grow to a nice, sizeable height. after our only heavy rain in early october, these bushes burst forth with beautiful lavender colored flowers. mountain laurel – i’ve seen these as hedges and small trees. evergreen, extremely drought-tolerant once established, beautiful frangrant flowers in the spring. about 8 years ago, my husband decided to grow them from seed. several of these seedlings are now bushes that range in height from about 2 to 5 feet. aside from the first few months after they sprouted, we have not watered any of them. it is one tough plant. its only drawback is how slow they grow but you can always speed that up by giving them extra water. texas remote pinyon – you don’t see a lot of these around here but you can find clusters of them at the kickapoo caverns state park (though i’ve never been). we bought ours in san antonio about 6 years ago. this one is an even slower grower than the mountain laurels. another drawback is that we have to keep a fence around them or else will rub their antlers on them. i only hope to see the day when these pine trees reach 25 feet cenizo sage with the purple flowers; two mountain laurels to its right, from seedlings posted in gardening | leave a comment online store closing for the next week published: august 3, 2011 i will be restocking inventory and will be back online thursday. downloadable products will still be available. posted in news | leave a comment update to homemade skin care classes in austin published: july 11, 2011 only three classes left! plus, i changed the last class to a hands-on session. this session is free but only open to those who have signed up for any of the paid classes. updated schedule: this wednesday, 7/13/11 – last class for the outdoor summer survival kit . 10:15am – 11am. $15. next wednesday, 7/20/11 – last class for the lotion making 101 . 10:15am – 11am. $15. wednesday, 7/27/11 – free hands-on session, only open to those who have signed up for the above classes. come make a free batch of any of the skin care products i demonstrated in class. i will provide the essential ingredients and tools. please bring your own containers. 10am – 10:30am. all classes are located at the umc in cedar park, tx: 1101 w. park st. the road is under construction and partially closed so it is best to come from lakeline blvd to park st. posted in news | leave a comment please watch the ultimate mom’s club video and vote published: july 9, 2011 this summer, i joined the ultimate mom’s club in cedar park, tx. it has been a great place to start my pilot classes on homemade skin ca

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