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    Gorgeous Greens - Spring Garden Photos

    Mar 17, 2016 · 1 Comment

    In honor of St Patrick's Day and the first day of Spring right around the corner, I thought I 'd share some gorgeous green spring garden photos with you.

    grapes
    Vitis vinifera (Thompson seedless grapes) RAISINS! at least that's what I will probably make with the fruit in the summer.

     

    strawberry
    Fragaria × ananassa (strawberry) I grabbed a few sets of bareroot strawberries and I don't remember which this one is. Hopefully it will live and we will get a strawberry or two this year.

     

    artichoke
    Cynara scolymus (Globe artichokes) So far I don't see any flower stalks but the plant is HUGE this year.

     

    sweetpea
    Pisum sativum var. macrocarpon (Sugar Snap Peas) from Mary's Heirloom Seeds (not a sponsor, just a recommendation if you are looking for organic non-GMO seeds)

     

    coffeeberry
    Rhamnus californica (California coffeeberry) No, it doesn't really grow coffee beans.

     

    manzanitaberries
    Arctostaphylos - (manzanita) They do look like little apples, don't they? They are only about ¼ inch across.

     

    sunsetmanzanita
    Arctostaphylos sunset (sunset manzanita) I love that the new growth on this plant looks like a sunset and then turns green.

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