Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Plectranthus barbados, Plectranthus ‘Mona Pink’, Ruellia) If you would like to create a year round garden,
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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Breakers Iris, Erodium, & Frequent Violet Iris) If you want help making yours a year round
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden I need some words today: Thank you to all Veterans, America would not be the same
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Caliandra, Tecomaria capensis, Hot Cocoa Rose) If you would like create a garden that glows like
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (White Echinacea, Pink Penstemon, and Brunnera in Westport, Connecticut) If you would like a little help
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Gomphrea with Dianthus, Echinacea, Asters, Hydrangea in Portland, Maine) If you are interested in adding to
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden. (Calicarpa, Maple Tree with polly noses, Hydrangea, Variegated Liriope) If you are interested in a little
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden. (Maple Leaves, Yucca, and Elephant Ears with Hydrangeas and Marigolds) If you would like to create
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Epilobium, Ruellia, Abutilon palmeri) Low water can be beautiful and colorful! If you would like to
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Mr Thor and the Giant Mushroom, Salvia and Roses, Tibouchina) If you would like to have
Like more color in your life?
There are plants whose leaves have new growth in red and burgundy, and others that remain red all year. If you want to learn more about how to make your garden your own sanctuary think about giving me a call at 661-917-3521 or email me!