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It has become leafy season again. Nature is a miracle.

Hello, spring. Nice to see you.

Great little groundcover with distinctive leaves.Skips merrily along the garden floor and mingles nicely. Can't go wrong with this little Saxifraga.
https://plantlust.com/plants/14365/saxifraga-stolonifera-maroon-beauty/

You need this plants. It's cool. Fabiana imbicata Violetta aka Chilean Heather Violetta Chilean Heather. Heavenly texture, and then it BLOOMS. Gorgeous big or small. Espied at N & M Nursery in Hubbard this weekend. Gave mine a good haircut last fall. No worse for wear. Keep your eye out. You'll thank me. I swear. https://plantlust.com/plants/6976/fabiana-imbricata-f-violacea/

Gardening Season is nigh!

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Magnolia maudiae aka Smiling Monkey Forest Tree ready to burst into bloom. Lovely tree with armloads of divinely scented blossoms. Try one. You'll love it. I promise. Buds photos are now; blooms pics from last year. Impossibly lovely. https://plantlust.com/plants/13240/magnolia-maudiae/ -gallery

Ophiopogon jaburan 'Vittatus' is giving me the Swoonies!

Ophiopogon jaburan 'Vittatus' | plant lust Ophiopogon jaburan 'Vittatus' is a broadleaf evergreen perennial groundcover bulb / corm / tuber or grass (or grassy in appearance) with green, variegated and white foliage. In summer blue, lavender, purple and white flowers emerge followed by blue fruit. Features grassy texture. Attracts bees makin...

A beautiful and inspiring post from our friend Jerry Weiland at Botanica Chaotica. Give yourself a treat; take a gander.

The garden in May and a coastal adventure – Botanica Chaotica The garden in May and a coastal adventurePost published:January 11, 2026Post category:Garden observations / TraveloguePost comments:2 CommentsThe January blues have settled in after several months of gloomy, dark, cold, rain. I’ve been browsing through photos, deliberating whether there is anythin...

Glaucium flavum has fabulous textural foliage. The lovely lithe flowers are bonus. Happy to grow and there, even in gravel. Easy and gorgeous. When you see one, snap it up. Cheers

https://plantlust.com/plants/4264/glaucium-flavum/

Merry & Bright to all our gardening compatriots. Cheers