Changing of the Guard in Southern California
The last two plants to bloom for 2012... an orange begonia and our Christmas cactus which, of course, blooms at this time each year.
While Mrs. Cheapskate inspects the chile peppers, let's see what the garden has for us this weekend.
These chiles are almost black but should soon turn red.
The lavender makes an end-of-the-year stand.
And, finally, our phaleanopsis is showing signs of cold shock so we'll move it inside for the winter.
After our super short Southern California winter, we'll put it back outside, probably sometime in February. Not much to do in the garden right now...I have a repair to make on our wooden berm that protects the front yard rose garden, then in about a month, it'll be time to prune the roses.
Darryl
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