Texts & Yard Photos by GO Native Landscaping Client Poppy J. in Spring, TX Sent September 8, 2023:
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Email & Yard Photos by GO Native Landscaping Client Chuck G. in Memorial, Houston
DATE:May 2, 2023, 3:20 PM SUBJECT:Our yard
Just a sampling of what we get to see in our backyard. Thank you both! -Chuck G.
Text & Photo Sent May 3, 2023:
We have a Chat skulking around back here. He’s the dark object on the right rock. Got some poor quality video of him moving around. He said thank you for the native plants.
- Chuck G.
Email & Yard Photos by GO Native Landscaping Client Ange F. in Humble, TX:
TO: Native@GONativelandscaping.org From: Ange F. Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2023 3:23 PM Subject: Two seasons on
Hi, Elizabeth & Glenn, I just wanted to send you some beauty shots from your handiwork now that we are two seasons on from your planting. Everything is self-seeding and growing beautifully. I only covered one or two of the small Blackeyed Susan plants for the freeze, but not a single one froze, even tho they had just been sprouting from the unseasonably warm winter. The things that froze back, of course, came right back up again. The frogfruit came back with a vengeance! Last year we didn't know what those 6' tall plants in front of the electric box were but we let them be and were rewarded with gorgeous American basketflowers! We’d never even heard of that flower before, but every living thing in our yard loves them, including us. I can still remember walking out for the first time and being thrilled by the beautiful, delicate, ethereal flowers. So please let Glenn know it was a perfect choice on every front. The crossvine has been magnificent and the coral honeysuckle too. - Ange F.
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