I have been working this tiny front plot for about five years now. I have slowing been planting new layers of flowering plants in the Potrero Hill garden. New addition this spring is the ruby red Ixias in the last couple of photos.
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BEAUTIFUL. thank you for sharing these photos, Mike!
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