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So Cal Hort’s “Coffee in the Nash Garden”

Posted on November 9, 2013 by Denise

Potted dwarf pomegranate Southern California Horticultural Society sent out a “Coffee in the Garden” invitation to its members for a late October visit to Donivee Nash’s garden in Arcadia, redesigned by Judy Horton in 2009. Participation in hort. society events … Continue reading →

Posted in climate, design, garden visit | Tagged Donivee Nash garden, Erigeron karvinskianus, garden designer Judy Horton, Los Angeles Aqueduct, mediterranean plants, salvias, Southern California Horticultural Society, The Garden Conservancy Open Days program, William Mulholland | 2 Comments