It's always a treat to visit Jungle Fever and see what's happening. Since it's a short drive from home, I'm lucky enough to be able to visit often. Here's some of what's happening.
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Looks a little unhappy with our winter rain but it's alive and will be glorious this summer!
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So much glorious color!
Couldn't resist taking one of these Euphorbia 'Ruby Glow' home with me.
A lovely year round combination. Bergenia and Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web.'
Because there is a basin beneath the rocks, Jerry's plan is to plug the sink and recirculate water so it's overflowing a bit. He wonders if this will cause customers to try and turn off the faucet.
What are you guys all gawking at?
And you gals turning away in disgust from? Well one's a bit curious.
Must be this bare breasted bathing beauty. Even Buddha is contemplating something about her.
Less words, more enjoying the magic of the place.
Rooting Arctostaphylos cuttings.
Looks a little unhappy with our winter rain but it's alive and will be glorious this summer!
One never knows who he'll bump into.
Nolina, grevilleas, and Kniphofia northiae
I've been eyeing these pots for years and this one came home with me.
Along with this face which was cast from a large pot in New Orleans.
This explosion of horticultural exuberance happens right next to this house, recently given a bit of a face lift. It was a simple mid century home.
If I lived there, I'd so want to take the fence down and continue the coolness!
Happy Weekend all!