Spring is in full motion in the children's area right now. Habitat and RE have put in some plants, and nature has bountifully filled in the open space beside the raised beds. These are Texas native wildflowers as well as herbs we use at home. These are plants that the children, with guidance from RE adults, can touch and smell, and learn to observe the life that may come to them. The first "common sunflower" is blooming, next to the thriving pot of mint that the RE kids plan

Three Native Plant Society Chapters are holding sales this weekend, Saturday, March 28th. They sell only plants that have developed naturally in Texas. Check out Burnet, Salado and our own Williamson County chapter sale which meets in Georgetown. HEB is also doing an excellent job offering a section of Texas native plants at our local stores. Now is a great time to plant! Highland Lakes (Burnet) 3/28/2026 10 AM - 4 PM 27th Annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show Agrilife Au

Bill Neiman of Native American Seed is a guide and inspiration for our SGUUF Habitat Team. Think of this in relation to last Sunday’s water communion, and in understanding our role in our environment. Enjoy! -The Habitat Team Contact Habitat Team lead Billye Adams at habitat@sangabrieluu.org

TAKE A LOOK OFF OUR DECK!!! The Habitat Team is celebrating our “LEAVE THE LEAVES AREA”! Tree leaves...