Two kinds of Verbena (lilacina 'De la Mina & bonariensis), Nepeta with Clarkia being the deep pink flower in the center.
The red is a poppy and a rose in the first photo.
Frank with Paris and Ema.
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?
Two kinds of Verbena (lilacina 'De la Mina & bonariensis), Nepeta with Clarkia being the deep pink flower in the center.
The red is a poppy and a rose in the first photo.
Frank with Paris and Ema.
Two kinds of Verbena (lilacina 'De la Mina & bonariensis), Nepeta with Clarkia being the deep pink flower in the center.
The red is a poppy and a rose in the first photo.
Frank with Paris and Ema.
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