The Huntington: agaves and yucca and aloe... oh my!
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Perhaps I saved the best for last? Nah, it's all good in the Desert Garden
at the Huntington. Besides this isn't really the end, I still have photos
to sha...
A New Year, A Few Flowers
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Yes, there are flowers in January. On a sunny day this week I took camera
in hand to enjoy the winter garden and seek out flowers. While Garden
Blogger's B...
Mid-January update, 1-17-21
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*Winter settles in...*
Our typical winter species have been busy foraging for food, which may be
insects, bark butter, or seeds. A White-breasted Nuth...
OH, NO! SCALE
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If there is one advantage to being short-sighted it is that as you grow
older your close-up vision becomes even more acute bringing with it an
added bonus...
A Favorite Christmas Surprise
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Hello all, I think of you often and hope you're doing well. It's been a
while since I posted and there have been some changes in all of our lives.
Com...
Wednesday Vignette – Epiphany
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Originally posted on The Creative Flux:
Well, it’s finally 2021! How do you like it, so far? It’s Epiphany, and
that means I can tick off another year here...
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – October 2020
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A few weeks ago, an extended cold snap that ended with a light frost on the
last night of summer nearly brought the growing season here to a screeching
hal...
Moving Mountains
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There are at least two meanings to this blog title, which will become clear
as this post progresses. For the astute few that still check in on our blog
fro...
Man, I can't agree more!
Hahahaha this was great!
check out this spider:
http://spygarden.com/2013/04/09/i-spy-a-spider/
one of the craziest spiders I've ever seen!
Thank you for the laughs!
I also like spiders as they eat bad bugs. The ones that look dangerous that I don't like.
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