Producing Floriferous Gardens in San Francisco’s Mediterranean Climate.
April 27, 2011
Upper Market near Castro
One of my favorite street planting along 16th Street east of Market Street. I pass by here weekly on my way to the farmer's market, bank, coffee shop, bar,... It's so simple and the colors work so well.
April 23, 2011
Mission Area Street Planting
Not far from the Women's Building on 18th Street in the Mission, here's a cute entry garden.
The purple is intense and I'm sure it got one of their neighbor's panties in a tight wad. But it contrast the terra cotta pots and the green of the plants perfectly. I love the hanging watering can and the water stains on the side walk. Great eye for detail.
The purple is intense and I'm sure it got one of their neighbor's panties in a tight wad. But it contrast the terra cotta pots and the green of the plants perfectly. I love the hanging watering can and the water stains on the side walk. Great eye for detail.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Trending Posts on MUG - San Francisco Gardens
-
This lacy white flower, an annual, one that sprouts, grows, sets seeds and dies in less than one year. The key to this plant is to let th...
-
This lovely, so lovely pink rose with matte glaucus leaves is just starting it's first flush of 2018. Along with Wisteria, Santa Barba...
-
Frank and I are planning our next trip to England in June 15-July 3, 2026. The map show our general plan to visit Cornwall, Somerset, Devon,...
-
A long weekend in Tacoma, Washington, viewing gardens of the region with 100 other garden bloggers and Social Media types. I am impressed w...
-
This is an example of the many small and medium sized gardens around England’s Southwest. The Garden House is a definite stop on our Road T...