1 East Patio
August 2020
Moved tuberous begonia to square shady pot.
Moved Streptocarpus to newest blue pot.
Cutting of mielie leaf Cotyledon orbiculata to small stoneware pot.
Rescued 4 mystery seedlings?
April 2020
Moved purple sage between basil bushes
April 2018
May 2017
March 2017
Salvia officinalis purpurescens in tall blue pot
January 2017
March 2016
Granadilla vine at trellis near garage
Replanted 3 (2 survivors) big pots with reindeer grey leaved Cotyledon orbiculata cuttings
November 2019
Tuberous begonia in new blue potApril 2018
Asparagus fern volunteer to replace dead granadilla outside kitchen window
Bulbine yellow flowers to replace dead Polygala
May 2017
Curio rawleyanus (or is it radicans with banana shaped leaves?) String of pearls. Rosary beads. Creeping perennial succulent. Curio radicans (was Senecio)
March 2017
New legs on the trellis after the wind smashed it last November. Lost one clump of Asparagus fern.
November 2015
Maidenhair fern at kitchen door
September 2015
Ceropegia woodii string-of-hearts in the inherited wall fountain, newly hung on the East patio
Ceropegia in the wall planter |
August 2015
A garden that is finished, is dead - but the East Patio is planted. A quiet, green, transitional space from the house to the blue and white around the washing pergola. Three walls of spekboom hedge is the closest my garden gets to minimalism. The focal point, to replace the lime tree thru the glazed kitchen door, is a tall blue pot Tall cobalt blue pot with white and green leaves |
The Ungardener painted the garstigly green wall in mocha to match the house. Streptocarpus (hybrid purple) now I can use the table to display a 'flowering' pot in season.
With Streptocarpus and Septemberbossie |
Plectranthus madagascariensis (for the white and green leaves) to spekboom planter.
Senecio macroglossus climber, sun, ivy leaves and yellow daisies to spekboom planter.
December 2014
Second 2 window boxes under garage window - spekboom hedgelet from bits off the bits. First 2 window boxes under kitchen window - spekboom hedgelet. Rooted spekboom cuttings in patio planter with 2 clumps (one left in 2017) of asparagus fern from this garden (Asparagus densiflorus Cwebe perhaps?) Trellis to block the view from house to house.Spekboom hedgelet in January 2015 |
June 2014
Brazilian pepper tree was eventually felled the week before we moved in
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