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Garden update, plants blooming in December and a few challenges thrown in to keep things interesting.
The sun is out and the temperatures are climbing. The summer flowers are coming to life now and a few of the traditional spring bloomers are putting on a late show.
May is turning into a fantastic flowering month with more native plants showing off their colors for the first time this year. Among the bloomers on display are the Matilija Poppy, Red Fairyduster and several of our native Sages.
Springtime continues to impress as several native and non-native plants in our garden are showing off their colors for the first time this year. Included are Seaside Daisies, Irises, Mallows and California Lilacs.
Fifty California native plant gardens – in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Theodore Payne Foundation – are featured. This year’s tour includes cities and communities throughout the Los Angeles Basin.
The 3rd annual celebration of native and non-native Irises, Carnival de Iris, will take place at the Matilija Nursery in April. You can see many stunning flowers, chat with Iris experts and take home some plants of your own at big discounts.
Flowering in the patio garden right now we have Morning Glory, Apricot Mallow, Desert Bluebells, Tidy Tips, Hummingbird Sage and some pretty Meadow Foam flowers.
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