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Hi tumbley tumblrs
On a walk and this person just has the absolute most beautiful front garden I have ever seen
This THIS IS MY GOALS
Not my plants I wish they were may ask them if I fan propagate a few
It's is simply magnificent and I am in awe everytime I pass by
WELCOME TO THE VERDANCY OF SOUTHERN MOROCCO -- PURE NORTHERN AFRICA.
PIC(S) INFO:Part 3 of 4 -- Spotlight on the greenery of Taroudant, a market town in southern Morocco, part of the article/photo-series "Lost in Time" by the New York Times, c. 2013. 📸: Simon Watson.
The following are picture descriptions in the order they were posted above:
A view of Karl Morcher’s garden in Taroudant, Morocco
A dense garden of cactuses and exotics surrounds the lap pool at Dar Al Hossoun.
The hotel’s sunken garden, designed by Maurières and Ossart.
The house peacock wanders the grounds at Dar Al Hossoun.
"Far from Morocco’s well-trodden tourist route lies Taroudant, a remote market town where a colorful group of expats have create a most stylish haven."
-- NEW YORK TIMES, "Lost in Time," by Christopher Petkanas
Source: www.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/t-magazine/taroudant-lost-in-time.amp.html.
3.1.21 - aloe popping off!
Jamaican Plant :: Oleander (Nerium oleander)
This evergreen shrub can reach heights of up to 20’ but are most often pruned to a smaller size. Oleanders are extremely tolerant of a broad range of soil types, from heavy clay to well-drained sand. They are very drought tolerant and many survive without benefit of supplemental irrigation. Oleanders flower on new growth, so promoting lateral branching in spring can increase bloom count, these flowers occur in clusters. A naturally occurring toxin in oleanders (Cardenolide Glycosides), when ingested in certain quantities, can be harmful/fatal to humans and pets, simply put Oleanders are poisonous. Since this toxin occurs primarily in the sap, be sure to wash hands thoroughly after pruning or handling plant parts. Fumes from burning oleanders can also be toxic.
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