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I sometimes hesitate to show before and after photos of my former garden. It’s distressing for us gardeners to see the fruits of our love and labor laid to waste. Recently, though, I’ve been perusing old photos in\u00a0consideration of my new garden. I was pleasantly\u00a0reminded of\u00a0what survived the transplant–and also of what I’d left behind and have since replaced. Honestly, I’m okay. I hope you will be\u00a0too.<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

As I’ve said before, probably a million times, we lived in our house on Alameda for 33 +\u00a0\u00a0years. Our fear that we’d regret leaving was fierce. But with skyrocketing\u00a0property taxes and never ending maintenance on every-surface-requiring-an-expensive-specialty-craftsman, moving was\u00a0the prudent thing to do.<\/p>\n

\"Alameda<\/a>
Alameda House & Garden showing its winter whites.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

See that roof. It’s considered\u00a0a lifetime roof; the clay tiles were imported from Italy in 1928. And you know how long they’ve lasted in Italy. Fabulous if nothing goes\u00a0wrong. But something always goes\u00a0wrong–and Italian tile\u00a0craftsmen are\u00a0scarce around these rainy parts. Through a series of small miracles, one guy did find\u00a0us a few spares–and we hid\u00a0them under our mattress as if they were gold bars. And all those south-facing windows, wood and leaded glass. We replaced all of them with period appropriate windows. $$$$$<\/p>\n

So that’s the why-we-moved portion of the program.<\/p>\n

You may need to avert your eyes from the next photo–the after shot. You’ve been warned.<\/p>\n

\"Improvements<\/a>
Improvements begin.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Then grass was planted. Okay, I admit. This was a giant GASP moment.<\/p>\n

\"No<\/a>
No winter whites here. No nothing.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I swear, I support their right to do whatever they choose with their<\/em> house. I only wished I’d known they planned to bomb the whole dang thing. I was trying not to be greedy when I tagged\u00a0plants to take. And some were so good, I was just sure<\/em> they’d want to keep them. Below is the Hellstrip according to my notion of good-looking. And there was room for more plants. I see a patch of dirt.<\/p>\n

\"Grevillea<\/a>
Grevillea juniperina ‘Lava Cascade’<\/a> with Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’<\/a> and Ricinus communis<\/a>.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Okay. Stay on target, Patricia.<\/p>\n

So, in trying\u00a0to get plant lists and pictures organized, I looked at\u00a0these old garden photos. And it occurred to me that I should note\u00a0what made the move with aplomb and what did not. I\u00a0thought too, I’d identify\u00a0plants that I’ve since replicated. Many new discoveries have landed here: it’s an occupational hazard, of\u00a0the most fantastic variety.<\/p>\n

\"New<\/a>
New house. New garden.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Several of plants easily made the move. The Opuntia, while not technically the exact plant from Alameda, is from the same mother plant as showcased\u00a0in Loree’s Opuntia Santa<\/a> post.<\/p>\n

\"The<\/a>
The dreamiest of groundcovers, and an easy transplant.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I love Sedum takesimense<\/a>, and it is a super easy plant to move. You can cut them, yank them, accident step on them–and they happily grow anew. One of my favorites.<\/p>\n

\"Echium<\/a>
Echium candicans ‘Star of Madeira’ in the old garden.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Echium ‘Star of Maderia’ \u00a0are\u00a0replicated in my new garden. It was happy in its south-facing location on Alameda, near the warm pavement–until it wasn’t. Another shot of it below, before it became a giant. It’s a super plant.<\/p>\n

\"Echium<\/a>
Echium candicans ‘Star of Madeira’<\/a> before it’s growth spurt on Alameda.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Daturas have always surprised me, both in the former garden and now. A couple hitched a ride with other transplants. I didn’t know until they came up. The Poncirus trifoliata was a deliberate move, and is doing great. I wonder how big it’ll get? My working theory is I generally kill them before they become a problem. Hmmmm.<\/p>\n

\"Daturas<\/a>
Daturas surprised me. The Poncirus trifoliata was a deliberate transplant.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I bought\u00a0my Datura wrigthii<\/a> as\u00a0annuals for $3.99 some 5 years ago. I like the aka name, Devil’s Trumpet. They’re a surprise delight,\u00a0for me and the bees.<\/p>\n

\"Datura<\/a>
Datura wrightii aka Devil’s Trumpet. They look like angels to the bees and me.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

New day. New garden. It’s pretty fun.<\/p>\n

\"Echium<\/a>
Echium candicans ‘Star of Madeira’ in the new garden, with Sedum & Eryngium that made the trek.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Currently, the\u00a0new Echium candicans (shown above) are sitting out there completely bald. They went in as quart-size, and grew quickly. I hope they make just as speedy a recovery.<\/p>\n

Rumor has\u00a0it that Agave bracteosa, aka Squid Agave, is an easy transplant. True that.<\/p>\n

\"Agave<\/a>
Agave bracteosa aka Squid Agave in the old garden.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

And selfsame in our\u00a0Flamingo Park garden.<\/p>\n

\"And<\/a>
Agave bracteosa relocated into my current garden.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Acanthus sennii are new from this past summer. I’d have had them in the old garden if I’d known about them.<\/p>\n

I love a good jungly look via plant lust and cramscaping.<\/p>\n

\"Nolina<\/a>
Nolina ‘La Siberica’ in the Alameda Hellstrip.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Nolina ‘La Siberica’ <\/a>had nary a complaint about moving. Above, in the before garden. Below, in it’s current digs.<\/p>\n

\"Nolina<\/a>
Nolina ‘La Siberica’ happily situated in its new digs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I (We, really. I had lots of help from my gardening pals.) moved several Hesperaloe parviflora aka Red Yuccas. They look a little raggedy in winter, but bounce back when the sun shines again.<\/p>\n

\"Hesperaloe<\/a>
Hesperaloe parviflora were happy to move.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

My first Hesperaloe parviflora was purchased at Megan<\/a>‘s and Loree<\/a>‘s urging. My partners know their plants. Hoping to find the yellow variety this year.<\/p>\n

I guess I don’t have to tell you my whole life story in this one post–because I’m on roll. But I’ll leave you with a most unlikely success. I didn’t ever expect this to survive before I moved it. But plantsman extraordinaire, Sean Hogan of Cistus Nursery<\/a>, promised it would do this and come back bigger and bolder. No kidding.<\/p>\n

\"Opuntia<\/a>
Opuntia humifusa looks ever so much like road kill during the winter.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

And then this.<\/p>\n

\"Opuntia<\/a>
Opuntia humifusa falls squarely in the ain’t nature amazing category.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

All is good.<\/p>\n

Cheers<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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