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Wordless Wednesday July 27th. Inspiration for your Southern California garden.
Lovely Hydrangeas from the east coast to cool the raging fires. If you would like to create a beautiful, comfortable, sustainable garden think about giving me a call. I can be reached at 661-917-3521 or visit my website and contact me there.
Wordless Wednesday July 20th. Inspiration for your Southern California garden.
(Anigozanthus and Asclepias)
Creating a garden to attract butterflies, birds and pollinators? Think about calling me at 661-917-3521 to learn what works both plant and feature wise. You can also visit my website and contact me there.
Wordless Wednesday July 13th. Inspiration for your Southern California garden.
(Daylilies and Agapanthus) even the plants we see daily can be stunning.
Creating a new garden or outdoor space? You can benefit from a little design advice, give me a call at 661-917-3521 or visit my website and contact me there.
Wordless Wednesday July 6h. Inspiration for your Southern California garden.
(Achillea, Beach Daisies, Oeothera speciosa)
Landscape Design on your mind? Think about giving me a call at 661-917-3521 to help you with your project. You can also visit my website and contact me there.
Here are your July Gardening tasks, June proved to be a scorcher so if it continues please do your July Gardening early in the day or as (if) it cools off.
I have been spending 10-20 minutes each morning possible weeding. Since I took my lawn out last year and planted water wise plants, that pesky devil grass comes back in spots even though I sheet mulched! It took a while (I used cardboard) so I was lulled into thinking that I’d beaten it the first time. WRONG! So that is one of my July Gardening chores (as well as pretty much every month).
I am happy to watch all the plants growing in and know that eventually the weeding will be less and less a part of my life. My verbena rigida looks exceptionally pretty these days and is really starting to spread. I just love this plant and don’t even mind when it freezes a little in the winter. I feel like that means less pruning for me!
The carex in my rain garden also looks great, filling in and melding with my Miscanthus capensis which will put on quite a show come autumn.
My salvia spathacea is getting big, and I see a blossom starting on one of the plants, I just hope it doesn’t bloom while I’m out of town! The hummingbirds love it and I love my hummingbirds.
Next month at reminder time I hope to show you a few more water wise plants doing their thing so that you can see what works well her in Santa Clarita.
If you need a little help planning your garden spruce up or re-design think about give me a call at 661-917-3521. You can always visit my website and contact me there.
Rock on July Gardening Tasks!
