
Milberger's Nursery and Landscaping
3920 North Loop 1604 E.
San Antonio, TX 78247
210.497.3760
charlesmartelli@milbergernursery.com
Open 9 to 6 Mon. through Sat.
and 10 to 5 on Sun.
Three exits east of 281, inside of 1604 Next to the Valero station
Please click map for more detailed map and driving directions.


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Saturday from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm and Sunday from 12:00 pm to 2:00
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QUESTION
OF THE WEEK
Mistletoe frequently
becomes so abundant in trees that control measures become
necessary. For temporary removal of mistletoe, the parasite
can merely be broken off. In due time, however, it will
grow back.
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Texas SuperStars are plants that
the Texas A&M University System has been determined
to be Texas' tough and consumer friendly. Every effort
is made to select SuperStar plants that will consistently
perform well for Texas consumers regardless of their
plant growing expertise.
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This annual
garden mixes height and form as well as color, to gorgeous
effect. Flower borders are well located at the sides
of the property in front of a fence or shrubbery which
provides a suitable background.
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Planning
Your Summer Beds. By Dr. Jerry Parsons. Flower
borders should be located at the sides of the property
in front of a fence or shrubbery which provides a suitable
background. If your border is in front of shrubs, you
will need to apply extra water during dry periods to replace
the moisture used by the shrubs. Put tall flowers in the
back part of the bed and remember is to have your plants
in groups large enough to form masses of color or texture.
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the article
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Fredericksburg
peaches: In this area of Texas, harvesting begins in
May and continues into August. The peak season is June
and July. If you take a drive up to the Texas Hill Country
you will find the roads dotted with fresh peach stands
during this time of year.
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Peaches, A Challenge!
By Dr. Calvin Finch. Peaches are not easy to grow in San
Antonio, but they can be worth it. Select a variety that
can tolerate the amount of cold weather that we receive
in a normal winter, about 550 hours. Among the varieties
that do well here are Junegold, La Feliciana, Floridaking
and Sam Houston. For best success, plant your peach tree
in a raised bed in full sun, they cannot tolerate shade
or poor drainage.
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the Article
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the Archives of articles by Dr. Calvin Finch.
San
Antonio Water System
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The Toepp Guns of
All Times
The Fabulous
Topperweins
"Showman Shooter"
by Lucian Cary

*Showman Shooter*
- The Life and Times of Herb Parsons
-- If a
picture is worth a thousand words, then shooters should
truly enjoy the over 500 pages and 250 never-before-seen
photos of history's greatest exhibition shooter, Herb
Parsons. This book tells the complete story of this
shooting legend--his shooting history, his struggles
with Winchester Arms Company management, and his personal
life. The man behind the legend. All of this material
is different than that at: Showman
Shooter This book will be available in May, 2008,
to coincide with what would have been Herb Parsons'
100th birthday. The book can be ordered from http://www.showmanshooter.com/html/order.html
by his youngest son, Jerry M. Parsons
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Mitchell Lake Wildlife Refuge which is owned by the San
Antonio Water System and has been a destination for tens
of thousands of migratory birds. The new Mitchell Lake
Audubon Center serves the greater San Antonio community
with nature education programs, using the resources around
the 600-acre lake and adjoining wetlands as an outdoor
classroom for visitors of all ages.
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