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Saturday, May 29, 2010

And in other gardening news

Decided there was a height gap in the back bed and it needed something weeping in shape. I was lucky to find a Chaparral Weeping Mulberry at a local nursery:




The Salvia Guaranitica 'Black and Blue' are looking good, and slowly taking over the bed by the shed:


And things in the new bed look happy, especially the Purple Prince Pennisetum grass and the elephant ears. Compare to April when everything was tiny!
This is an elephant ear I transplanted from the back bed - look at all the little shoots!
The bananas and cannas are also getting bigger:


And last but not least, my little sunset strip.
The Red Yucca has only sent up one stalk this year, which is unusual. The Honeysuckle seems to be taking hold on the trellis, and the Lafter roses have survived the transplant.

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