The Thunbergia and Verbena mound in the Jardin Redondo is doing phenomenally well. We'll see how it handles the 36° temperatures next Wednesday.
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- COP26
- Crataegus wootoniana
- 15 Years Ago this Week
- Plant Labels
- Pistachia chinensis
- Back in the Herbarium
- Post-booster Blahs
- Booster
- Autumn Colors
- Fall in the Garden
- Celebrating Botanic Gardens
- Autumnal Colors
- Health & Wellness at the BioPark
- Pachyderms
- The Acequia
- Bonsai Workshop
- Ocimum basilicum
- 2nd Schweinfurt Raid
- Stella
- Herbarium and Labels
- Phall Phenology
- Level 10, Second Time Around
- Canvassing for Keller
- Thunbergia
- The Garden Railroad
- Falling Cleaning
- The Sun Room
- Dilation
- Cholla-holics Anonymous
- The Old Juniper
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About Me
- Schlepp
- Retired computer scientist, now a docent and plant identification specialist at the Albuquerque BioPark Botanic Garden.
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