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Dazzling Dahlias – 21 in a series – Dahlias: Beautiful Varieties for Home & Garden By Naomi Slade and Georgianna Lane Purchase at Bookshop.org Fall blooms for Continue Reading
Wisteria announces the coming spring Our wisteria started sprouting new leaves just a few days ago, showing that spring is in full swing here in Southern California. and Follow Join Continue Reading
DON’T try to make a daffodil hedge. They look so miserable standing stiffly like soldiers ‘ at atten- tion,’ instead of scattered about in happy groups. Read and Download the Continue Reading
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Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents: 23 in a series – Echeveria from Succulents Box Echeveria is a family of rose-shaped succulents native to the semi-desert regions of Central America. Echeverias are one of the Continue Reading
Historical Seed Catalogs: Webster’s mammoth packet & bulk seeds (1900) – 54 in a series Read this entire catalog Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org TO Continue Reading
Part of a series from A Gardener’s Notebook In this episode: Blustery (and somewhat destructive) winds toss the pine trees in the garden. Help Support A Gardener’ Notebook! Buy Garden Continue Reading
Dazzling Dahlias – 20 in a series – Dahlia Garden At The Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens Dahlia Garden Typical bloom time: June through October – Peak in August and Continue Reading
Los Angeles Zoo bird curator Mike Maxcy believes small changes can have a huge effect — in the garden and in wildlife. “Habitat loss is the worst, but you can Continue Reading
DON’T ‘buck’ about the size of your daffo- dils ; Nature and a bit of earth did it all ! Read and Download the entire book from Archive.org * A Continue Reading