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RE: IAO.lucas 1st post, introduction :-)
Following! Welcome to Steemit! Is that your garden? It's amazing!!! Make sure you check in with #ghsc - lots of like minded folk there. Looking forward to hear more about your 'sacred landscaping' - sounds awesome. Not sure why this post didn't get more love - disappointed in my fellow Steemians!
quality over quantity ;-) thank you for the love I will check it out. Yes, it is a garden design that is 3-4 years old in the texas hill country where I have been able to expirement, learn and grow with the plants :-)
permaculture, homesteading, aquaponics, sustainable gardening, etc.
I was under the understanding that it could be quite dry in Texas is that right? I'm Australian so I really don't know. However I'm fascinated by the parallels between American landscapes and here. Since being on steemit I have also been fascinated by the diversity of plants in America and for the first time ever actually wouldn't mind visiting.
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yes, much of texas can be dry- but others can be vert humid hot and swampy. That being said, these plants would not be as healthy without a watering system:-) . Here in the texas hill country it is hot and dry :-) ty @riverflows I would love to return to Australia one day...