It’s been a busy week, but here’s some fun stuff to check out on the web. Enjoy, and have a great weekend.

• New event promotes gardens and guitars.
• Rethinking responsibility.
• Scholarship for green industry communication students.
• Cool contest for rural landscape design.
• A (nearly exhaustive) list of drought-tolerant plant resources.
• Above: Marty and I talk about why you should attend GROW! 2013 in Nashville.

Here’s our round-up of the most interesting stuff from the web. Enjoy your long weekend. We’ll see you back here Tuesday.

• Home prices show promise in 20 markets.
• The summer drought’s impact on the Mississippi, from the air.
• Baby busters.
• The best way to share stories on Facebook. (via @BaderRutter)
• 2012 is the worst year for West Nile virus. Ever.
• Millenials are the cheapest generation.
• American homes, while smaller, are still giant.
• Three simple questions that could change the world.
• Above: A brief history of the brief history of viral videos.

It’s no news that Texas has seen one of the worst summers in its history this year – a string of 100-plus degree days combined with just 10 inches of rainfall has decimated landscapes across the state.

Above, you can see a photo report from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department on what this damage looks like up close.