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12-08-2011, 02:28 PM
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Grounds Keeper
Join Date: Dec 2007
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The rock garden rocks!
One year later and the rock garden has taken off beyond expectations. Indeed there is very little rock left visible! Above: Agave desmetianna, indigenous pillar cactus and red berry shrub, date palm and kalanchoe Agave beaulariana, with spineless prickly pear and blooming kalanchoe flapjack In the center is aloe maculata in bud. Other plants in pic include sea grape, Aloe arborescens, and Sansevieria Agave taken from wild (possibly karatto) in front of yucca aloifolia ![]() Almost all the plants in the rock garden were free-grown from seeds, cuttings/offsets or taken from the bush ![]() ![]() kalanchoe "donkey ears" in bloom I love this pretty blue agave (with red Russelia equisetiformis) though I don't know its name Cactus in bloom. This one is spineless and the young pads are edible Read more at Caribbean Garden... |
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