So much glorious color!
Couldn't resist taking one of these Euphorbia 'Ruby Glow' home with me.
A lovely year round combination. Bergenia and Fatsia japonica 'Spider's Web.'
Because there is a basin beneath the rocks, Jerry's plan is to plug the sink and recirculate water so it's overflowing a bit. He wonders if this will cause customers to try and turn off the faucet.
What are you guys all gawking at?
And you gals turning away in disgust from? Well one's a bit curious.
Must be this bare breasted bathing beauty. Even Buddha is contemplating something about her.
Less words, more enjoying the magic of the place.
Rooting Arctostaphylos cuttings.
One never knows who he'll bump into.
Nolina, grevilleas, and Kniphofia northiae
I've been eyeing these pots for years and this one came home with me.
Along with this face which was cast from a large pot in New Orleans.
This explosion of horticultural exuberance happens right next to this house, recently given a bit of a face lift. It was a simple mid century home.
If I lived there, I'd so want to take the fence down and continue the coolness!
Happy Weekend all!
Love the pot you chose -- and this place looks like a blast!
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to visit Jungle Fever!
DeleteHappy Weekend, Peter! I always enjoy your visits to Jungle Fever.
ReplyDeleteThanks pal! Hope you're enjoying being pampered!
DeleteIt would be fun to see if customers try to turn off the faucet, great sink too. The black mondo grass looks great in the stream.
ReplyDeleteJerry comes up with so many cool ideas!
DeleteI actually really like the skull. It'd be fun to get two of those and paint one of them up for Day of the Dead.
ReplyDeleteThey were relatively inexpensive and would have come home with me as well but the car was already full from a day of errands.
DeleteGood to know things are looking good at Jungle Fever!
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit unusual for it to look this great so early in the season and I was pleasantly surprised!
DeleteIf I worked in a place with lots of statuary, I know that I would not be able to resist arranging them into interesting, storied tableau. ;-P
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteLooks like a fun place to visit!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is!
DeleteHow can the owners of the house next door to Jungle Fever have only weeds in the front garden?! What's the good of a fresh coat of paint and new porch railings if the house is only half-dressed?
ReplyDeleteYou are so right but I've heard that there are people who don't like to garden and would rather do other things. Crazy, right?
DeleteFun place! My goal is to add more decorative items to my garden. This is the kind of place that provides many thought-provoking ideas.
ReplyDeleteThere are always new and unusual ideas to be had here!
DeleteIt would be amazing living next door to a nursery. A bit dangerous too. I hope my Black Mondo will look so abundant eventually. I purchased Euphorbia Black Bird last year. It came through our winter just fine and I can't wait to see it bloom soon.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right - amazing and dangerous! Once the black mondo gets going, it really spreads! The purple euphorbias are so pretty!
DeleteA great nursery, lucky you having it so close. I have never seen a speckledy Fatsia like that before. Love the Euphorbia and the pot.
ReplyDeleteWe're pretty spoiled in this region to have so many great nurseries, although we have about half as many as we did fifteen years ago.
DeleteI keep running across E. 'Ruby Glow' in blogs...now to find it in a nursery. Love that burgundy leaved Bergenia too.
ReplyDeleteI was just at Marbott's on Friday and they had nice gallons of E. 'Ruby Glow.' The Bergenias with burgundy winter color are lovely.
DeleteFun stuff. i wonder if the jungle will spread next door.
ReplyDeleteOne can hope!
Deletewhat an amazing nursery - I love all the coloured foliage and the sculptures. Especially the spider on the rock. I've seen those rosy euphorbias here as well. Definitely very appealing ...
ReplyDeleteIt's a fun place and I enjoy having it so close!
DeleteLove the cement art. It's too cold here to even think about the garden centers.
ReplyDeleteSorry about you but spring is just around the corner!
DeleteCool place. Your new pot is most stylish!
ReplyDeleteImagine living next door. "Oh, need a new plant--be right back, honey!"
Glad you like the pot! It would be way to dangerous to live that close!
DeleteGorgeous place... I wish I could get my black mondo grass (what's left of it) to look that good!
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