New to the garden... 'Summertime Blueberry' Osteospermum, next to Babiana stricta.
Calandrinia grandiflora... just now starting to bloom. Great plant-- pretty, drought-tolerant, easy to propagate (just pluck a sprig and stick in a pot).
Chinese ground orchids (Bletilla striata)
I love your Osteospermum! Living in Pennsylvania, I cant plant mine until this weekend.
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I firmly believe in gardens that are in harmony with our animal friend. My backyard habitat gets all kinds of butterflies and visitors. ~ Nancy
Are the Calandrinia grandiflora best lept in direct sunlight or shade, or partial shade? I'd hate to put them in the wrong place and have them die.
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