As part of documenting the ongoing progress of my front-yard garden, which features drought-tolerant plants that I got mostly for free, I need to catch up with a video that I took last year, in May of 2022.
As Spring turned to Summer, the flowers were starting to fade, and some of the Summer-dormant succulents such as Aeoniums were starting their warm-season sleep. Much of the front yard was beginning to be filled in with plants and some of the walk-through was looking at what maintenance needed to be done to prep the garden for Summer.
A little more hardscaping had been done, but there was a lot more to go.
There was even some exciting progress and growth on the native Californian hillside. The California indigenous plants were finally beginning to establish themselves and explode with growth. Plenty of flowers, greenery, and color remaining.
Enjoy! My follow-up in July of 2022 should also post in the next few days!
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Your garden is awesome 🌼
It looks great! Love the Calandrinia spectabilis. Salvias are tough, reliable and beautiful garden plants here in Australia too. Really like the contrast of the Aeoniums and the Nasturtium flowers. It looks like all it needs is some mulch/top dressing – I think you mentioned you have some cali gold? Good stuff! 🌿
Love your plants. They are really beautiful 😻 thanks for sharing and happy gardening 🌿🌱🌷🌼🌻🌹🐝🐝🐝🐝😊🤗
Your yard looks great!
It’s very beautiful! You’ve done a great job. I really like all nasturtium mixed in
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I live in Atlantic Canada, so most of these plants can only be grown indoors here, or dug up in the fall each year.. It looks great.
So great! I wish I had some pride of Madeira volunteers!!