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DON’T, if you wish to
please a friend who has
designed a very artistic garden,
remark: ‘How charmingly
rustic you have made it all.’
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@douglaswelch Snowflakes (Leucojum) and acanthus in the garden #snowflakes #leucojum #garden #gardening #flowers #plants
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Snowflakes (Leucojum) rise in the garden against a background of acanthus. Snowdrops (Galanthus) don’t grow here in Southern California, so these are our replacement bulbs for springtime.
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@douglaswelch Amazing Azalea Bloom from A Gardener’s Notebook #flowers#garden#azalea#gardening #plants #nature
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An amazing bloom from our azalea this year after our heavy December rains.
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Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents: 17 in a series – Colorful Succulent by Douglas E. Welch
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White roses in the neighborhood
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Historical Seed Catalogs: Arizona Seed & Floral Co. (1922) – 49 in a series
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PLANT A GARDEN
Every family should have a garden — A garden is the sure way to reduce the high cost of living. It cuts your grocery bill in half. A garden gives you pleasant and healthful exercise, gives you the spirit of the great outdoors. It saves Doctor^s Bills. A well-planned garden will provide fresh vegetables for the table both winter and summer. It will save meat and wheat ; it means increased production both on the farms and in the shops. All these point to the fact that more seeds will be planted this Spring than ever before in the History of America. Thousands and thousands of families have been impressed with the economical value of a garden during the past few years. Once you know the value of a garden you will never be without an ample supply of fresh seasonable vegetables.
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This salvia is loving it in the sunny street-side bed — just like the Mexican Sage posted earlier.
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California spring continues on with these Mexican sage flowers in the garden bed along the street. This sage and another called ”Hot Lips” seem to like it in this sunny and dry area.
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