It might be the first time in history that I didn’t stab myself on this Yucca whipplei, but I was determined to snap photos and not sustain injuries–or pull weeds. It’s mushy in the garden. Even Pumpkin declined her invitation for a walkabout.
Several plants were holding their own, and it gave me heart. I’m always sure I’ve lost everything.
This Rogue Gem Manzanita was a stick in a 2″ pot when I got it. I transplanted it from the former garden, and it’s putting on new growth. It’s about 12″ X 14″ now.
I’ve lost track of this Agave species name, but I bet someone knows. Another transplant that’s looking okay.
I managed to keep my fingers out of the center of this Dasylirion, but it wasn’t easy. I need to get out there with long tweezer. Hope this guy makes it. Looks a little iffy.
The black mondo grass looks good. I keep thinking I’ll divide it. But it’s amazing how fast my intentions fade when it’s cold and wet.
Loving this little healthy sedum. It was a late fall addition from Xera Plants. Apparently, I did not record the name.
The Loquat has spots. Is that okay? I take it as a good sign that it’s holding onto its leaves.
Fingers crossed on the Shefflera. Weather gods, don’t fail us now.
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- Rhodocoma capensis
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- Farfugium aka Leopard Plant
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- Arbutus unedo
