Keeping your beautiful garden safe from deer is as simple as choosing the right plants.  Enjoy full-color photographs of 216 pages of plants.  This inspiring guide offers everything a plant lover with a deer problem needs to know.  Soft Cover

Plant a bit of Texas.

The ideal planting time for Bluebonnets is summer to fall as the hard seed coat needs that time and weather exposure to break down.  Incorporate seed into prepared beds or bare areas excavated in a field.  Seed will germinate by late fall and winter with blooms to follow in the spring.  Bluebonnets will naturalize from subsequent seed for years to come.

 Plant one ounce (approx 1000 seeds) into a 100 X 200 square foot area making sure the seed has good soil contact.

Texas is known for many things and one of our favorites is Texas barbeque.  For those family members or friends who find themselves missing Texas this candle is sure to cure the homesick blues!

Bring the "smoky-sweet sensation” of backyard grilling inside. This soy candle exudes the delicious and bodacious smell of outdoor summer barbecues. Not overpowering in smell, this candle has a strong enough hint to make your mouth water!  Soy candle comes in a 4oz travel tin, that burns up to 20 hours.

Texas is known for many things and one of our favorites is the Texas Bluebonnet.  For those family members or friends who find themselves missing Texas this candle is sure to cure the homesick blues!

This Bluebonnet scented candle can transport you.   Light this candle, close your eyes and take a deep breath. You may be carried away to Washington County, Texas where our open pastures are covered with blankets of tanzanite blue each spring. A great many tourists plan their Spring pilgrimage just to take Bluebonnet pictures that our Chamber of Commerce created a Bluebonnet Watch on their website.

The scent is not cloying but has hints of floral notes with a pinch of warm spring. Soy candle comes in a 4oz travel tin, that burns up to 20 hours.