Tag Archives: Gazania rigens

Occasional Daily Photo 12/4/13

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Denise

These gazanias were pulled up last spring to make room for the manfredas, but obviously some roots escaped my trowel. whoa. I’m rubbing my eyes after looking at just two flowers. Imagine fields of them in South Africa. I have … Continue reading →

Posted in Occasional Daily Photo, Plant Portraits | Tagged Gazania rigens, Manfreda maculosa, manfredas, South African plants, Texas Tuberose | 8 Comments

driveby garden 11/2/12

Posted on November 2, 2012 by Denise

Bicycling past this house a couple days ago, I made a hard U-turn to check out the swath of silvery groundcover running alongside the sidewalk underplanting a couple shrubs. It’s probably a variety of Gazania rigens. As an inveterate plant … Continue reading →

Posted in design, driveby gardens, succulents, The Hortorialist | Tagged Dymondia margaretae, Gazania rigens, ground covers, Kalanchoe luciae, Melaleuca nisophila, parkways, Stipa tenuissima | 9 Comments