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gardens & design, perspectives
Common and easy in gardens, winter-growing Gladiolus venustus made a dazzling display along roadsides on our wildflower tour of South Africa in 2001. Photograph by Peter Goldblatt
Observations in a Small Garden
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
environment, gardens & design
The meadow pond nearly disappears with the abundant growth of mallows and other plants of value to butterflies; the mud is a critical part of a good butterfly habitat
Hallberg Butterfly Gardens
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
  • Seasons: Summer
gardens & design, perspectives
Common quince (Cydonia oblonga ‘Smyrna’), nearly ready for harvesting. Photograph by Saxon Holt
My Garden Notebook: October to December
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
  • Seasons: Fall, Winter
gardens & design, perspectives
Dr Francesco (EO Fenzi) Franceschi with his wife Cristina in Tripoli, Libya
The Life of Dr Francesco Franceschi and his Park (Part II)
  • Regions: So. Cal
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Iris douglasiana ‘Pt Reyes’. Author’s photograph
Iris douglasiana ‘Pt Reyes’
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
  • Seasons: Spring
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The specialized flowers of Gladiolus stellatus are quite unlike typical flowers in the genus; they have symmetrically disposed tepals and stamens, and anthers prominently displayed. An extraordinary strong, sweet scent compensates for the rather dull color of the perianth
Radiation and Floral Adaptation in Gladiolus
  • Seasons: Fall
gardens & design
Cuphea subuligera, orange form
Cupheas at Strybing Arboretum
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
gardens & design
Midsummer in the Yellow, Black, And Blue section, with Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' below the gold and green foliage of Forsythia ‘Fiesta’ and backed by yellow Crocosmia 'Jenny Bloom', daisies, and daylilies (Hemerocallis 'Autumn Minaret' and 'Golden Chimes')
10 Years and 10,000 Perennials
  • Regions: Washington/BC
gardens & design
Daphne genkwa flowers above Susan Skelley’s hand-woven fence of western red cedar (Thuja plicata) in the West Border at Bellevue Botanical Gardens. Photograph by Lynne Harrison
Bellevue Botanical Garden
  • Regions: Washington/BC
environment
Flowers of giant daisy tree (Podachaenium eminens). Author’s photographs
Trees of San Diego: Daisies… On a Tree?
  • Regions: So. Cal
  • Seasons: Spring
gardens & design
A sweeping walkway curves past broad beds of roses, among the 9,000 rose bushes and climbers in the memorial park; in the distance is a glimpse of the surrounding hills. Photographs by Dr Thomas Cairns, except as noted
The Pageant of Roses Garden at Rose Hills Memorial Park
  • Regions: Nor. Cal
environment
Several trees in this sheared hedge of Lawson cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) have already died of cypress root rot; there is little hope for the remainder of the trees. Author’s photograph
The Untimely Demise of the Lawson Cypress
  • Regions: Nor. Cal, Oregon


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