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The Squash Bug War – and cultivating a truce with other species

Sandra Mack / September 12, 2021

Now I remember why I have never successfully grown squash in New Mexico. At our last house, squash plants were killed so early and so quickly by the squash bugs that I hardly remember having squash in my garden at all.  Here at the Mothership garden, I began the season in pleasant forgetfulness, and by the end of July I…

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Wanderers welcome: the story of Whispering Bells

Sandra Mack / April 4, 2021

I was out watering some of my seed beds this morning, eager to see new emerging seedlings. Next to a bear grass plant I planted last spring, I noticed a small emerging plant with interesting scalloped leaves. I took out my phone and took a picture of it with my Picture This app, which I use frequently to identify plants.…

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