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Took a walk today and looked at parking strips (verges, hell strips, whatever). Photo 1 is your typical. Photos 2 & 3 show a parking strip that has reached its potential. It's all drought tolerant flowering perennials and shrubs. But get this--the second strip isn't any more work to maintain than the first one. Grass is not your lowest maintenance option. Add up the time you spend mowing, fixing &
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Earlier this year I posted photos of a woodland peony (Paeonia mariei ) in bloom my garden (photo 1). Now the flowers have gone to seed and the seed capsules have ripened and opened and the result is pretty trippy (photo 2-3).
#gardening #Bloomscrolling #peony
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Hiking Stiletto Park part 6. Okay now we're above 5000 feet elevation and the trees are giving way to meadows. This is where things get fun. And scenic.
#PNW #hiking #getoutside #mountains
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Here's another garden with a fabulous parking strip. This one is pretty well known locally, it's been on a couple garden tours. In contrast to the last post, this one is actually pretty labor intensive (lots of annuals here, high water needs too). Last photo: here is your lowest maintenance parking strip option. But don't be fooled: even gravel isn't maintenance free. This strip will be full of w
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Took a walk today and looked at parking strips (verges, hell strips, whatever). Photo 1 is your typical. Photos 2 & 3 show a parking strip that has reached its potential. It's all drought tolerant flowering perennials and shrubs. But get this--the second strip isn't any more wor…
Here's another garden with a fabulous parking strip. This one is pretty well known locally, it's been on a couple garden tours. In contrast to the last post, this one is actually pretty labor intensive (lots of annuals here, high water ne…
Earlier this year I posted photos of a woodland peony (Paeonia mariei ) in bloom my garden (photo 1). Now the flowers have gone to seed and the seed capsules have ripened and opened and the result is pretty trippy (photo 2-3).
#gardening …
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Looks like something I dug out of the back of the vegetable drawer in my refrigerator...
Happening now in my garden: I was going to cut down this second year parsley plant because it's grown into a beast then I noticed all these little beetles frolicking about on the flowers. Anyone know what they are? @gardening
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Hiking Stiletto Park part 12. Panorama of the view from the top. Photo 2: My hiking guidebook mentioned a climbers scramble trail to the true peak. I spent an hour searching only to find it leads all the way around the peak across a stee…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 11. Nearing the old fire lookout that is the end of the trail, elev 7660 feet. Once there was a little hut here and someone would spend the summer in it with a telescope keeping an eye out for forest fires. It was…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 10. I had no idea what this little purple thing was--turns out it's a Delphinium! Plant ID app says maybe it's Sutherland's larkspur (Delphinium sutherlandii). BONAP says that species is only found in far Northeas…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 9. Here's a subalpine fleabane (Erigeron glacialis) serving as a love hotel for a pair of beetles (maybe this needs a content warning?) Photos 3-4. Check out this orange dandelion! Actually it's not a true dandeli…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 8. There are a lot flowers in the carrot family (apiaceae) in the Pacific Northwest and you can always tell them by their umbrella shaped flowers. But I've never seen either of these species before and had to look…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 7. Photo 1: This little plant is done blooming but that foliage is unmistakably a Jacob's ladder (Polemonium) --cultivated varieties are commonly sold as a garden plant. This is Polemonium californicum, one of our…
Hiking Stiletto Park part 6. Okay now we're above 5000 feet elevation and the trees are giving way to meadows. This is where things get fun. And scenic.
#PNW #hiking #getoutside #mountains
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