The winter rains have subsided and our gardens will finally reap the benefits of a wet February. Here we see a Euphorbia in full bloom accompanied by low-growing Plectranthus 'zulu wonder' and variegated Plectranthus set off by the silver foliage of Dusty Miller.
The long flower spike of Anagazoides - Kangaroo Paws - is reaching over to greet this Euphorbia.
Leucadendron 'wilsons wonder' glows when paired with this greveillia.
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This Salvia chiapensis 'pops' when flanked by the dark foliage lorapetalum chinesis peeking out from its raised bed.
Happy Gardening.
Racheal
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