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Previously in my Instagram Photos… Related posts: Interesting Plant: Colocasia Esculenta Photo: Figgy pudding, perhaps? Garden Alphabet: Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) 42 of My Favorite Garden Things for March 2014 Continue Reading
I just started using RedBubble.com to produce some products from my photography, including garden photos you see here on A Gardener’s Notebook. Here is a hie looking tote bag from Continue Reading
Malva Rosa (Lavatera assurgentiflora) via BeWaterWise.com A few months ago I was invited down the office of the Metropolitan Water District to meet a number of people involved in their BeWaterWise.com project to help Continue Reading
. A quick look at my First Daffodil of 2015 Music: “Sardana” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) under Creative Commons License Check out my collection of gardening essays, “From A Gardener’s Continue Reading
I replace some frost damaged basil, plant out some homemade lavender cuttings and harvest another 3rd of the sweet potato bed with great results. Check out my collection of gardening Continue Reading
Google’s G+ service looks for photos taken in quick succession and then attempts to stitch them together in to an animated GIF. Here is an animation they put together from Continue Reading
Flowering Now: Euryops Found along our recent neighborhood walk. Euryops are common landscaping plants here in the San Fernando Valley. Photo: Douglas E. Welch, A Gardener’s Notebook Euryops pectinatus is Continue Reading
Baby Blue-Eyes (Nemophila) via BeWaterWise.com A few months ago I was invited down the office of the Metropolitan Water District to meet a number of people involved in their BeWaterWise.com project to help reduce Continue Reading
I saw this butterfly darting about on the purple lantana in the front yard as I went out for a walk the other day. Related posts: Video: In the garden…Beauty Continue Reading
Coral Bells or Alum Root (Heuchera) via BeWaterWise.com A few months ago I was invited down the office of the Metropolitan Water District to meet a number of people involved in their BeWaterWise.com project Continue Reading