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The last roses of the season, I don't usually cut them for the house but I was getting the plants ready for winter.
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Autumn walk today
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Your Zen is showing
Red Chrysanthemums
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This was in the summer walking berry in the small wood close to us.
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The ginko is getting sleepy
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From another walk
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This is yesterday when walking berry.
These are a few shots of the entrance garden at the San Francisco Botanical Garden.
What I like about these beds is they show how transiliently thrilling a garden can be when contrast in color, shape, and texture is dialed up to to the max. Forget all the design 'rules' about planting with repetition, odd numbers or otherwise.
Maybe the new maxim should be "Never plant the same plant twice'!
What I like about these beds is they show how transiliently thrilling a garden can be when contrast in color, shape, and texture is dialed up to to the max. Forget all the design 'rules' about planting with repetition, odd numbers or otherwise.
Maybe the new maxim should be "Never plant the same plant twice'!
Winter yard
