by Mt Gilead | Jul 30, 2023 | Master Gardener Musings
You read that right, bug damage from perceived pests might not be as bad as we think. Texas A&M AgriLife Research science folks have figured out that when bugs munch on the leaves of fruit and vegetable plants, it’s not all bad news. Turns out, this...
by Mt Gilead | Jul 26, 2023 | MT. GILEAD
When you retire, you hope that you’ll be able to anticipate the events that could cause you financial challenges down the road. For one thing, most retirees are probably aware that, even if they remain healthy, their health care costs may rise, even if they’re covered...
by Mt Gilead | Jul 23, 2023 | Master Gardener Musings
I’m Mary Morley Poplin, the gardening enthusiast you might know from The Gathering Garden in our lovely town of Mount Gilead, and I’m also a proud member of the Montgomery County Master Gardeners. I am so excited to begin Master Gardener Musings here in...
by Mt Gilead | Jul 19, 2023 | MT. GILEAD
If you’ve ever been involved in building a house — or even if you’ve just heard about it — you know that there’s a well-defined process to be followed. But here’s something to think about: Some of the same steps connected to constructing a home are the same as those...
by Mt Gilead | Jul 12, 2023 | MT. GILEAD
As a parent, you naturally want to help your children — but is it always a good idea to provide them with support when they’re adults? You may want to proceed carefully in this area — to protect everyone’s financial interests. This topic is on the minds of many...
by Mt Gilead | Jul 5, 2023 | MT. GILEAD
How long will you live? Of course, your longevity is somewhat unpredictable. But it may be a good idea to plan for a long life — and the financial issues that go along with it. It’s reasonable to think you’ve got a long way to go. In fact, 72% of retirees now think...
