I do believe we can manifest what we think about to a degree. So when my friend Lynn told me she needed an aloe plant last time I saw her, I shouldn't have been that surprised when today a new person I met at a workshop shop says out of the blue that if anyone wanted an aloe plant or two, he had a whole bunch on his front porch that were free for the taking. So I got one for my friend and one for me.
And in case you didn't know, aloe juice is good for burns. So it's a good thing to have around.
Welcome to my Gardening Blog.
In October of 2012 I moved from Anaheim CA to the Mojave Desert. So the older posts will reflect my gardening before the move, and my newer ones are after the move. Now that I have a huge yard and sandy soil (the opposite of what I had in Anaheim), I have to learn how to adapt.
Showing posts with label succulent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label succulent. Show all posts
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Saturday, April 04, 2009
Pink Epiphyllums






It's beautiful out so I got my camera and took those epiphyllum photos. I also spotted one of those elusive spiders I've been trying to get a photo of. They are extremely shy, and even though I was far away he ran off after only 2 fuzzy photos. But if you can tell from my photos which spider it is, I'd love to know. This is the first year I've spotted them in my yard.
Labels:
black,
blooming,
epiphyllum,
pink jasmine,
spiders,
spotted,
succulent,
white
Friday, February 27, 2009
First Rose of 2009







Normally I go out to the garden and take a photo of the first rose of the year. But this year it bloomed before I even realized it was there, and instead of being pink or red with a few white stripes it was predominantly white.
The pink jasmine just started to bloom as well. It has a huge number of buds on it thanks to the recent rains. As much as my bf wants me to pull it out because it's an invasive vine, I so love the smell of it and the cascades of flowers. I guess we'll never agree on gardening. My wild streak always ends up manifesting in my garden.
The epiphyllum and donkey tail (sedum I think) we got from my bf's grandmother's estate. They are showing signs of new growth so hopefully they've adapted to their new home.
Right after I took a photo of the first rose, the petals started falling off. Life is so short.
Labels:
anaheim,
cal,
donkey tail,
epiphyllum,
flowers,
pink jasmine,
rose,
small gardens,
succulent,
urban gardens
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