| Week of March 26, 2006 |
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![]() The plum tree near the street is in full bloom. The plums are small and sour, but the flowers are nice. |
![]() Pink jasmine is covering the fence near the avocado tree and climbing out onto the pool shed. |
It rained most of this week, but it was dry a few days. I planted the heuchera in the gravel bed, divided some lamb's ears, and put in a white potato vine. I added a couple yarrow to the workout room bed, and planted dahlias, lilies, and seeds of nicotiana, sunflower, larkspur, and assorted flowers for drying in the bed under the office.
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![]() The nasturtiums in the patio are starting to bloom. |
![]() Some of the aloes on the hill are opening. |
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![]() The lantana has reached the bottom of the posts! |
![]() Most of the daffodils are open now. The freesias all seem to be yellow -- I think the bulbs must've been mixed up at the nursery, because I thought they were going to be purple. |
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![]() The bright red spot near the aloe is sedum; it also has some bright yellow flowers right now. |
![]() Hopefully the white potato vine will grow up onto the fence. |
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![]() The orange spots are the aloes. |