4-dimensional living installation art/science projects
Welcome, Spring, and thank you
Posted on by susan
My friend in a Facebook plant group posted yesterday, saying, “Show us your buds” and while I didn’t manage to post on her thread, I did go out and take some pictures on that beautiful, if frightening, first day of spring. Without further ado:
Ribes sanguineum ‘Xera’s Lime Punch’Do not not grow this plant, mkay?Ceanothus ‘Italian Skies’ buds about to burst. I can’t wait! Oh how beautuful is this. Citrus trifoliata ‘Flying Dragon’ seedling. It’s in a pot. Phygelius ‘Magenta’ from Annie’s Annuals – I can’t wait for it and neither can the hummingbirds. On a warm day (above say 55F) it smells like honey and it wafts. Grevillea australis. Euphorbia something and I just love it. These are immune to dog pee, by the way. There are many flower buds coming up on this Aquilegia longississima. Beautiful leaf color, too. This blue/purple coloration just happened this past week. Grevillea ‘Ivanhoe’ looking like he might give me some flowers this year!
That’s all, just a little record of what’s looking particularly interesting today, March 19, 2020.
Stay sanitized, stay physically distanced, and keep gardening, my friends.
