Rebecca Sweet's Garden was the last we visited on day two of the fling. Seeing citrus growing on trees is always as thrilling to me as it was the first time I experienced it 30 years ago. It seems so exotic!
Rebecca's garden is chock full of wonderful plants and interesting objects.
Gorgeous agave/echiveria combination!
Rebecca does a wonderful job of combining succulents!
In this garden, the birds have first class accommodations!
I may need to steal am inspired by this use of pinecones. Imitation is the highest form of flattery, right?
Another mantle. The sansevieria tongues of flame make this extra special!
Everyone fell in love with this fabulous studio which is more tidy than most of our homes!
Harmony in the Garden is the name of Rebecca's business. Wouldn't it be great to go to work every morning by walking across your garden to this office?
An exterior side of the studio.
Many interesting collections were well showcased.
How does the potting area look so organized and clean?
These bark stepping stones are made of concrete. Pretty nifty, huh?
I don't see a speck of dirt. Hmm.
Nice outdoor kitchen and amazing bougainvillea.
Looks like a finial of some sort. Mexican? The object placement in this garden was impressive.
Another fabulous foliage combination.
A larger view of the back garden. sorry about the sun!
By this time we were happy but weary campers! Judy, Jason, and Scott pause for a moment. It's been quite a day!
And here's another lady taking a load off her feet.
And we were serenaded by the Sweet's feathered friends who live in this gorgeous aviary.
To see and read more about Rebecca's garden, go to her blog! Thanks for being such a wonderful host and allowing us to traipse through your delightful garden!
We had this evening free so a small group of us decided to head down to the waterfront to grab dinner together. The echiveria-bodied crab got a lot of attention.
Dinner over, a little walking through stores, and it was time to head back to the hotel.
