Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (The versatile Verbena rigida pictured here with begonia (shade – reg water) and rudbeckia (sun –
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Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Lobelia, Echinacea, Chrysanthemums) If you would like to create a beautiful garden, consider giving me a
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden Cool Combos – Rudbeckia, Heliotrope, Euphorbia ‘Diamond Frost’ and Coleus. Pelargonium (Temprano Orange?) Salvia, and Purple
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden Begonias, begonias, begonias. I know we can’t grow these well right now, way too little water.
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Sorry guys these are from British Columbia, a girl can dream!) I get inspiration from everywhere,
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Clematis – a rare treat in SCV, and Day Lily) If you are interested in creating
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Sunflower, Verbena, & Echinacea) If you would like to create a beautiful garden tailored to your
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Centauria gymnocarpa, Anigozanthus, & Verbena lilaciana ‘de la Mina’) If you would like to be able
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Fancy Schmancy Coreopis, Salvia Black & Blue, Achillea w-Salvia ‘Wendy’s Wish’) If you would like to
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Wordless Wednesday Inspiration for your Southern California Garden (Duranta w-bee, Brachychiton rupestris, Cotula w-bee) If you would like to create a beautiful water wise
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