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The Verna Jurecka Becker Poppy
In this post, Jerry, our head gardener, recounts the Czech family history of a special poppy flower and its journey to StarHill Farms.
Stargazing at StarHill Farms
In this week’s blog post, learn the basics of planning your travel around the natural beauty of stargazing. People love visiting StarHill Farms to watch the sunsets and stars come out at night, and, planning a trip around stargazing is surprisingly simple. Learn how to create this memorable experience along your travels and see how much fun you can have getting your loved ones outside watching something serene together.
Welcome to Bluebonnet Season
To answer your question…yes. We have bluebonnets. And they look amazing. We’re taking our Texas squats and sharing photos with friends and family.
In this post, we talk about all the ways you can enjoy bluebonnets on and around the farm. Including, The Official Bluebonnet Festival of Texas happening in nearby Chappell Hill on April 13 & 14th.
Springtime in the Garden at StarHill
It is beginning to look a lot like springtime. That means the garden work is getting busier and busier. In this post, our Head Gardener, Jerry Winkelmann, shares a bit about what’s growing and some improvements made around the garden to make visiting it even more fun!
Growing Amaranth in Texas: A Beautiful, Gluten-Free Superfood
Add this bountiful beauty to your Texas garden. Join StarHill Farms’ head gardener, Jerry Winkelmann as he discusses growing amaranth in this week’s blog post. Amaranth is a nutritious, gluten-free pseudo-grain considered to be a superfood…so why not try to grow it?
A Trip for Two to StarHill Farms
In this post, “Mrs. Always Right” a.k.a. Lauren, takes you on a trip to the farm, one filled with romance and relaxation. “…StarHill Farms transports you to another world. Yes, it’s Texas—but it’s not the Texas I see on a daily basis (i.e. skyscrapers, traffic, and an overload of concrete). It’s a vast land of quiet beauty that touches your soul the second you hit the dirt road, roll the windows down, and smell the fresh air...”