Garden Alphabet: Gerbera Daisy
Garden Alphabet: Gerbera Daisy Gerbera Daisy are ubiquitous plants here in Southern California, although usually seen as potted plants given at parties and, in the case of these daisies, as flower Continue Reading
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Garden Alphabet: Gerbera Daisy Gerbera Daisy are ubiquitous plants here in Southern California, although usually seen as potted plants given at parties and, in the case of these daisies, as flower Continue Reading
Once of my favorite gardening shows, align with the BBC’s Gardeners World. Check it out for yourself in this YouTube video below. From the Beechgrove web site… For most of Continue Reading
Feathery Cassia (Senna artemisioides) Another possibility for mine and my neighbors Southern California gardens. I have seen this out in the Palm Springs area where my sister has lived for Continue Reading
Previously in my Instagram Photos… See all my photos on Flickr Read more on this topic: Interesting Plant: Rosa banksiae (Lady Banks’ Rose) Photo: Bewitched Rose 2011 via #instagram Photo: Continue Reading
Previously in my Instagram Photos… See all my photos on Flickr Read more on this topic: Photo: “Bewitched” Rose Garden Inventory: Clytostoma callistegioides Photo Contest from Gurney’s Seed and Nursery Continue Reading
As always, let me know what types of interesting items you would like to see and I will keep an eye out for them especially. — Douglas Get new shared Continue Reading
Garden Alphabet: Wistera The epitome of Spring, the big, burly, grasping, sprawling and blowzy wisteria is a favorite in many gardens. You need a hefty trellis or pergola to host this Continue Reading
Photo posted via Instagram Previously in my Instagram Photos… See all my photos on Flickr Read more on this topic: Photo: Bewitched Rose 2011 via #instagram Photo: Rose in Continue Reading
Previously in my Instagram Photos… See all my photos on Flickr Read more on this topic: Yellow Roses…in the neighborhood Video: In the garden…March 27, 2013 – No green potatoes Continue Reading
Book Review: The Gardens of Venice and the Veneto from The Patient Gardener’s Weblog The best book reviews give us a clear indication why we should read a book, its Continue Reading