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Late Fall/Early Winter Wild Texas Medicinals

Texas is weird. Growing and collecting plants is a hard call. The most influential factors for collecting plants in the wild are temperature, light, how much rain we’ve

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Common Hill-Country Texas Medicinal Plants

Central Texas Hill Country is a very unique bioregion consisting of limestone and aquifers that bubble up to the surface and back into the ground. There isn’t much soil, or

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Gumweed, Grindelia

Gumweed’s official latin name is Grindelia.  Central Texas species include microcephala, ciliata, and squarrosa It is in the Asteraceae  (or Compositae) family of

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Oak, Quercus

Oak , or Quercus sp in the Fagaceae Family of Plants.  The word is of unknown origin.  Oaks are perennial tall and stout trees.  Of the 100s of species, several are

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