It is also a good start on the much needed leaching process of the salts that accumulate in the top soils due to the high alkaline water that we get piped in from the Colorado River. The leaves of the avocado trees are particularly sensitive to this condition and they all look terrible with brown tips that reach half way into the leaf.
This is about life in my gardens. One is an acre on a hillside in Laguna Beach, California and the other is an acre in San Juan Capistrano, California.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Rain At Last
It is also a good start on the much needed leaching process of the salts that accumulate in the top soils due to the high alkaline water that we get piped in from the Colorado River. The leaves of the avocado trees are particularly sensitive to this condition and they all look terrible with brown tips that reach half way into the leaf.
Labels:
Drought tolerant,
San Juan Capistrano
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
4 comments:
Yeah for the rain! I am so not familiar with California, but if you are in southern Cali, this is indeed a good day!
I catch rain for my houseplants.
Donna
joy and happiness!!! hip hip hooray!!!
I can't imagine that much drought. We had a long drought last year here in North Carolina. This summer brought us a lot of rain.
Glad you got your precious rain at last! :-)
Cameron
Post a Comment