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September 09, 2020
Green Wall on 14th Street
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September 19, 2019
Annie’s Annuals Nursery
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October 04, 2018
Last of the Dahlias
I think this is the last week for Dahlias. But it was a good week. I really into the golden upper petal/burgundy under petal variety called Dahlia 'Gets Crazy' from Swan Island. It's a big dahlia and I didn't adequately stake it this year but works well with Aster 'Little Carlow'.
Other notable Dahlias this year: Dahlia 'Ripples' and Dahlia 'Nicholas'.
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September 25, 2018
2018 Dahlias Blooming
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September 22, 2018
Dearborn Community Garden Plot #12
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September 08, 2017
Late Summer in Full Glory
This is my plot at Dearborn Community Garden in San Francisco. I use this bed to test out new plants and color combinations and just see what happens. It's always beautiful. But today is the pinnacle of this seasons planting scheme. Lots of late season dahlias and asters.
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September 14, 2016
San Francisco Botanical Garden
A perfect sunny September day in the California garden at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. This beautiful dry garden is in fall glory.
Summer dormant Aesculus californica
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Devil's Mountain Nursery
Here's some nice plants I saw while shopping at Devil's Mountain Nursery in San Ramon. It's only open to the trade.
Aster ericoides 'Monte Cassino'
Pennisetum setaceum
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September 30, 2015
Annie's Annuals Fall Sale
My buddy, Dino is being attacked by the giant green man at Annie's Fall Sale Party. I've been making this 45 minute trip from San Francisco for 10 years now. It is by far the most interesting nursery in the Bay Area. If you've never been, well, you should go! Here is some of the interesting things I saw:
At first I thought this was a verbena but it turns out to be Lavandula canariensis. Wonderful bright green leaves with a panicle of flowers that appears to bloom for months.
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September 27, 2015
Bay Street Entry Garden
My latest installation in the front entry stairwell for a building in the Marina neighborhood. This low light interior space is open only to the sidewalk. It's a southern exposure with bright indirect light reflecting off the sidewalk.

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October 01, 2014
Arts & Crafts Front Entry Garden - One Year Maintenance Visit
One year after planting, today I detailed this garden: staking, weeding, shearing and deadheading. This is my first garden design to incorporate those plants and ideas from my trip to England in 2012. This small front bed was a blank slate. The building's Arts & Crafts style is the theme for this planting.

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September 13, 2012
Momiji Maple Nursery
September 03, 2012
Octavia Boulevard
In Hayes Valley along the old Caltrans right of way, the city allows urban farming until the parcel of land is sold to developers. This little community garden makes the otherwise bleak walk from the Mission to Hayes Street a lot more interesting.
Look at those really short sunflowers!
Look at those really short sunflowers!
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September 02, 2012
Heron's Head Park
Recently restored wetlands where the PG&E power plant used to be. It's gone. That's Hunter's point on the horizon.
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