When we wrote last month’s blog, Texas Trees and Shrubs: Leaf Out, little did we know what lie in store just a week later when a historic freeze plunged Texas,…
kolenickMarch 4, 2021
As the year winds down, year-end lists wind up. Songs, movies, books, and more are ranked. What were the hits for 2020 and what were the misses? We decided to…
kolenickJanuary 4, 2021
When you think of Texas critters, certain wildlife icons immediately jump to mind—armadillos, Texas horned lizards, Mexican free-tailed bats. Although found plenty of places across the U.S., rattlesnakes and white-tailed…
kolenickDecember 7, 2020
A medium-size cedar (female Ashe juniper well past 14 years old) has been developing an unusually bare bottom over the past year or so. The property owner had noticed the…
kolenickNovember 2, 2020
Croton is having a moment this year in Texas. Like it or not, you may have noticed a bumper crop of one-seed croton, Texas croton, or woolly croton on your…
kolenickOctober 6, 2020
Today, all non-avian dinosaurs are long extinct. But are birds still considered to be true dinosaurs? In a word: Yes. - “Are Birds Dinosaurs?” LiveScience, January 20, 2020 It’s difficult…
kolenickSeptember 2, 2020
A friend of Landmark recently noticed a perfectly round hole less than the size of a quarter in her backyard; a web draped the entrance. Was it a web to…
kolenickAugust 4, 2020
Ancient Greek philosopher Plutarch shed insight on a variety of subjects; his work is said to have influenced Shakespeare and inspired the leaders of the French Revolution. But for admirers…
kolenickJuly 9, 2020
Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above Don't fence me in Let me ride through the wild open country that I love Don't fence me in…
kolenickJune 15, 2020
