SAN FRANCISCO BOTANICAL GARDEN
... A great source for drought-tolerant plants ...
Trees, Ferns, Rhododendrons, Native Plants Succulents, Perennials, Salvias, Shrubs, Shade Plants: The San Francisco Botanical Garden's Annual Plant Sales are a great resource.
An impressive, botanical extravaganza, with more than 4,000 different kinds of plants on offer; emphasis on drought tolerant plants for water-wise gardening and food plants perfectly suited for Bay Area vegetable gardens.
San Francisco Botanical Garden - Golden Gate Park - 9th Avenue at Lincoln Way ....
Eucomis bicolor / Eric Hunt Photo
Beguiling selections of uncommon and unusual plants will delight avid gardeners, while colorful succulents, flowering vines, herbaceous perennials, rock garden plants, salvias, shrubs and rhododendrons should draw plant lovers of every persuasion.
O what a wonderful plant (last photo). Those flowers are really awesome, how i wish i can grow them here, or be able to be in those plant sales. Good for you for the plenty or resources like that.
ReplyDeletewow SF botanic gardens they have got lots of plants sales going on.It is so sad plants are not allowed to our country not even by logees. I love drought tolerant plants because of our extreme warm climate. Eucomis is not common at all here. But someone told me bulbs are available here they were not bicolor though.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love botanical garden plant sales. Sadly, the one in SF is a little too far for me :^)
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