Lush isn't a word I typically use to describe my garden. Hardy, drought tolerant, hot...those are the terms that come to mind most often.
What's lush in your garden right now?
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Loving my lush Central Texas garden
Lush isn't a word I typically use to describe my garden. Hardy, drought tolerant, hot...those are the terms that come to mind most often.
What's lush in your garden right now?
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Oh Honey! It looks so good.~~Dee
Dee -- it's just so strange for it all to be so green!
Love your agave combination. I am thinking of putting an agave up by our street....not sure though. Having it 'fit' in just isn't coming to me. Yours is wonderful.
I'll have to look at past posts, but I can't imagine your garden not looking lush! Glad I found your blog. The effect of rain seems more than just growth, but something else visual...
Janet-I love the structural contrast of agaves, even in soft beds. Think of it as contrast and texture to complement what you have! And you can do that with color, too, by choosing the blue or green varieties.
Desert Dweller-Thanks! I'm just so excited things look good right now and that the rain is also fertilizing plants that will be stressed soon enough!
Looks beautiful, especially the new bed by the street. I can't believe how much it's filled in!
You have a wonderful home and family you should feel blessed.
And a Hummingbird moth what more could you want :)
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