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| Pediocactus simpsonii |
Not exactly hidden: more like "tucked in" behind a large building, surrounded by pickleball courts and a parking lot...This picture of Pediocactus simpsonii was taken in early April..these pictures represent two visits several weeks apart. The garden has something new blooming every visit. Many somethings!
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| Townsendia leptotes 'Jeannie' |
There will be little commentary from me: I've featured this garden many times on my blog. It's a little miracle creation that speaks for itself.
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| Delosperma congestum 'Gold Nugget' |
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| x Aloinanthus cv. |
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| Overview of main bed edged with Erigeron compositus |
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| Tulipa linifolia and Erigeron compositus |
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| Tulipa linifolia and Erigeron compositus |
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| Tulipa linifolia and Erigeron compositus |
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| Phlox 'Crackerjack' |
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| Eriogonum caespitosum |
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| Veronica sp. ex Turkey |
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| Aloinopsis spathulata |
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| Rabiea albipuncta |
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| Euphorbia spinosa |
I grew this for years at Denver Botanic Gardens where it was regularly irrigated. And never bloomed. Here where it bakes and is stressed--well, you see! What a spectacular specimen. `
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| Euphorbia spinosa |
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| Eriogonum ovalifolium |
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| Ruschia pulvinaris |
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| Tetraneuris acaulis |
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| Erigeron compositus |
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| Aubrieta gracilis and Erigeron compositus |
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| Aubrieta gracilis and Erigeron compositus |
Thank you for the vicarious visit. I have yet to see the garden in person. That Eriogonum 'ovalifolium' is certainly something else. Most likely another version of E. caespitosum.
ReplyDeleteSo that is how Eriogonum caespitosum should look.
ReplyDeleteThe blog format has changed and confused me. The above comment was mine.
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