Tag Archives: fall planting
nerines for November
What is up with the lack of interest in nerines in the U.S.? They have long, cuttable stems, the blooms last much longer than tulips, as in weeks rather than days, and they flower at a time of year when … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Day, Bulbs, pots and containers, succulents
Tagged fall planting, nerines, Pseudobombax ellipticum
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Pedilanthus bracteatus, planted
One of the best things about fall is being able to dig again. Since it’s cooled down, I’ve been digging in the vegetable garden plot and can’t resist moving things around at home too, such as this tall, lanky succulent … Continue reading