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Gardening
Gardening’s a year-round activity in Canyon Lake and it takes lots to plant and tend rows of onions, beets, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, okra, tomatoes, and more.
Are plants like animals? Can they think or feel? Debbie Kyrouac, president-elect of the Native Plant Society of Texas Lindheimer Chapter, talks about the secret lives of plants at the August chapter meeting, now scheduled ...
Be NICE to Earth Day is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20 at Tye Preston Memorial Library (TPML), 16311 South Access Rd., Canyon Lake. It’s sponsored by TPML and Lindheimer Chapter ...
Between 20 to 30 volunteers are expected to report for duty at Community Garden Work Day, scheduled 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 17 at CRRC’s recreation center, 125 Mabel Jones Rd., Canyon Lake. They’ll ...
Three times a week, green-thumbed volunteers with Comal Master Gardener Association visit Comal County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, 325 Resource Drive in New Braunfels, to work on the garden there. This year, they grew and donated a ...
A retired New Braunfels landscaper now living in Startzville is growing 540 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables to feed families served by non-profit Community Resource and Recreation Center Canyon Lake (CRRC). Joe Ed Lyles’ ...
Lindheimer Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) says Mexican plum trees are blooming around the area. They’re the Comal County organization’s March plant-of-the-month. The group’s master gardeners say there are plenty of ...
Monarch butterflies soon will alight on Canyon Lake and New Braunfels-area trees, bushes and shrubs. Comal Master Gardener Association says there are many ways locals can help these butterflies (and others) on their annual spring migration ...
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With today’s Keetch-Byram Drought Index at 732 — 232 points above the county judge’s threshold for issuing a burn ban — it would take another four to six inches of rain, countywide, to lift the burn ban.
Recent Rains Won't Lift County's Burn Ban | My Canyon Lake
Comal County Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde reminds residents that recent scattered showers do not herald the end of the county's burn ban.Not near enough around to even begin to think in the way.