
Cactus 2020 April 27


Cactus 2020 April 27



My Hydrangea quercifolia, commonly known as Oakleaf Hydrangea started as a wee plant. My original plant is located at the corner of the deck. Some in shade, some in full sun.



I took starts from it and have plants growing in three other niches.



Salvia and Scarlet Runner Bean Flower
The scarlet bean plants are volunteers. They are from beans that I grew last session. Last year some neighborhood kids sold us seeds for 25 cents each. The kids went into detail about how easy the beans were to grow, red color of the flowers (scarlet), and how to prepare the beans.
The bean flower has already been partially eaten by a spotted cucumber beetle. They are those pretty little insects that look a bit like elongated green lady bugs.

I have chosen not to use systemic in most of my garden spaces because I want my gardens to be an inviting environment for butterflies and hummingbirds.








Ipomoea

Pandorea, First Blooms Plants Started From Harvested Seed

Pandorea

Salvia

Senecio radicans

Gazania

Gazania

Cracked Agave
























I tossed the seeds around in my courtyard garden. Saved the poofs. Maybe they can be a potential art material.