June 25, 2015
Noe Valley Garden
Last week I was invite over to my friend Nader's house for dinner and drinks. I arrived late due to confusion on my part but it was perfect lighting to view the garden. Nader's garden is always impeccable and constantly evolving. It's been well over a year since I been here and the first thing I noticed was the red. Nader doesn't do red so I was shocked. Is he ok?
June 09, 2015
Border with Bold Colors
Bold, Hot or exotic. Not sure which is correct when describing the facelift we gave to this large space around the barn's decks.
Planting a White Garden on the Pacific Coast
The garden tour is this Saturday. The Garden Conservancy is hosting it's annual garden tours. We spruced up this garden for the tour.
Frank and I are leaving early Wednesday and will be adding these plants. I'm so thrilled that I was able to find these gorgeous silver plants from Flora Grubb Gardens:
Stachys 'Bello Grigio'
Frank and I are leaving early Wednesday and will be adding these plants. I'm so thrilled that I was able to find these gorgeous silver plants from Flora Grubb Gardens:
Stachys 'Bello Grigio'
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