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Parker County, Texas
County Seat: Weatherford, Texas
32.77N -97.74W (Elev 941 ft)
Cold hardiness zone 7b
Heat zone 9
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Landscapes of Parker County Master Gardener Members (Click any image to enlarge) |
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Lady Banks Rose on pergola | |
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Earth Song Rose | |
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June pictures from a Master Gardener's Yard. Pictured are the Daylilies La Donna's Courage, Moonlit Masquerade and Mico. | |
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Greenhouse of member who has a passion for cacti and succulents | |
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Amaryllis peaking through February snow | |
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Oakleaf Hydrangea | |
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Young Autumn Fern and Oxalis | |
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Young Autumn Fern | |
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Amaryllis | |
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Amaryllis April 2009 | |
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Amaryllis in the home of a Master Gardener | |
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Bald Cypress turning | |
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Plumbago | |
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Mexican bush sage | |
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Mexican bush sage, close-up | |
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Blue fortune agastache was planted and bloomed in 2008. This picture is in July 2008. The agastache seems to be relatively drought tolerant but does get some irrigation twice a week. | |
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Datura seeded from last year's (2007) plant. This picture is in July 2008. The datura seems to be relatively drought tolerant but does get some irrigation twice a week. | |
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Garden phlox have been in this Master Gardener's landscape for eight years. This picture is in July 2008. Of these four perennials (blue fortune agastache, datura, garden phlox, Russian sage), the garden phlox requires more irrigation. | |
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Russian sage was planted in this Master Gardener's landscape about three years ago (2005). This picture is in July 2008. The Russian sage does not get any supplemental watering, just rainfall. | |
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Red Dragon Smartweed Deciduous Perennial | |
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Mexican Bird of Paradise or Pride of Barbados Read about it | |
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