Central Texas Weeding Tips

March 3, 2017 by LizB Filed Under: Backyard Spruce Up, Beginner Gardening, Instagram

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Keep a look out for these two! They seem like fun yard friends now but in no time you’re going to find their burrs on all your socks, pants and pets. Velcro Weed on top and Spreading Hedge Parsley, pull them before they put up a real fight!

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Liz Baloutine is a native Austinite, and true to form she's passionately traveled quite a few paths to get to Seedlings. From a Masters in Architecture, to Guatemala as an illustrator on an archaeological project, restaurants in Chicago, and eventually back to Austin where she later worked as an electrician!

One day it hit – gardening was it for her. She volunteered in any garden that would have her, soaked in every bit of information she could, and then began working for Glenn Cooper (formerly of TexZen Gardens) as the Maintenance Manager and Designer. Simultaneously, She designed and tended to a vegetable garden at Olivia Restaurant. And then came Seedlings Gardening! A company that now employs a small but powerful crew!

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Seedlings Gardening has helped restaurants and homeowners create interactive landscapes and gardens since 2009.

Owned by native Austinite Liz Baloutine, and operated by Liz and a small staff of friendly gardening and landscaping professionals, Seedlings’ team works with their clients from inspiration to installation.

We believe that drawing people into the landscape will make them more aware of their local ecology. It inspires our clients and those who experience their spaces to take part in their environment and appreciate the local and sustainable.

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