 533 x 478 144.4K The "dwarf white grapefruit" tree didn't notice it was moved with a tree spade a year ago. It turns out to be neither dwarf nor white! |
 512 x 568 179.7K The Orlando tangelo gave us lots of sweet, juicy fruit and is covered in flower buds right now. |
 851 x 671 117.7K Stick your nose in this! |
 807 x 857 150.1K The water storage tank for collecting rainwater; 1600 gallons is not enough! |
 512 x 768 166.9K The ash trees behind the carport will soon provide shade for the office building in the back. |
 724 x 370 101.1K The ultimate in compost technology, we expanded from 3 bins to 4 when relocating these bins to the back orchard. This design came from a Sunset book and works very well. |
 768 x 512 199.6K Our spring project, the "vegetable jail". We are trying desperately to fend of Mr. Squirrel. |
 768 x 512 116.2K The penstemmons are the first to bloom, and still going strong. |
 724 x 368 113.3K These climbing nasturtiums are positively chirpy. The rosemary is quite fragrant, though it seems too busy growing to bloom right now. |
 578 x 356 76.4K The culinary sage is thoroughly enjoying the weather. |
 719 x 343 59.5K A few spots of color for the office patio. The potted tree at left is a black Mission fig, soon to be planted. |
 641 x 283 43.3K A texas mountain laurel bloom shows its color. |
 541 x 439 105.7K New to the garden this spring, Gertrude Jekyl can disembowel small wildlife that pass too close. She is the sweetest-scented of roses. |
 829 x 761 50K Souvenir de la Malmaisson is our first rose to bloom; its scent is rich and subtle. |
 557 x 585 49.5K The decapitated saguaro has decided to try again. |
 411 x 339 38.3K The local wildlife shows its true nature. |