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the art of gardening in a hot dry climate |
Hot Gardens Newsletter Month-by-Month
Hot Gardens Favorite Soaps.
We came across hand
crafted soaps that do an excellent job of cleaning
without the usual abrasiveness associated with
garden soaps. These soaps clean thoroughly and
gently -- which is what hands deserve
after hours of rough treatment in the garden.
Even better, they are beautiful and very fragrant!
You can find
them at Pasadena
Soaps. |
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For a burst of color in fall
plant a Fan Tex ash Rio Grande.
Other trees are
here. |
Your garden walls don't
have to
be dull. We have ideas to
make them things of beauty! |
Preview the many gardens
of
Santa Barbara
including
the Mission Rose Garden. |
Our 8 Most Popular Hot Gardens Newsletters:
1. Flowering plants that reliably bloom in scorching mid-summer heat.
2. Australian plants and trees that grow well in hot, dry climates.
3. Weather-proofing palms for winter; cold weather palm trees.
4.
A white garden for night time
viewing.
5.
Topiary can be easy to create
and add charm to your garden.
6. Techniques to combat death by heat exhaustion of plants in pots.
7.
Cactus as security barriers
for your property.
8.
South African aloes for
brilliant late winter color in your garden.
8.
South African aloes for
brilliant late winter color in your garden.
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