
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, April 21, 2009
Window Planter, Before and After

Labels:
Before and After,
garden beds,
perennials,
roses,
San Juan Capistrano,
Shrubs
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11 comments:
Nice job! I love lavender. It is my favorite scent.
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Sheila, what a difference! It is lovely and very inviting.
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What a beautiful change. Now it is bright and pretty.
It looks great, although I have to say, with the setting you have to work with, I bet it's hard to go wrong. Is that your patio with that railing? It's a beautiful space.
Nice window plants. I like the lavender. It is very pretty.
Very classy. I love lavender, but have twice killed some by letting it get overgrown by other plants. Your terrace looks lovely. I suspect Russell Page would approve :)
Gorgeous combination Sheila. Orange and purple are another of my favorite combinations in the garden. I was just trying to design a container with those colors in mind....
Do you think lavender will grow back the next year?
Vuejardin, yes, the lavender will give another bloom in the summer, although somewhat less exuberant than the spring bloom. It will last about three or four years, being a rather short lived perennial in our area.
Wow you have a bed of Lavender at your varendah. I wonder if they release fragrance now. Anyway, very nice!
Now that's what I call an improvement! Beautiful, and I can just smell the lavender.
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