To those that have stopped here before, this sign calls out loud and clear...Jungle Fever Nursery!
Back in November, when I visited DIG on Vashon, I had a rough idea of which ferry I hoped to catch from Pt Defiance (Tacoma) to the island. It's a tough calculation when you're leaving home some 145 miles away. I also hoped to arrive a little early, so I could stop at Jungle Fever. Thankfully the stars aligned and I was able to do just that.
This nursery holds a special place in my heart. It's a plant lovers paradise, of the sort that may be a dying breed. I try to always buy something whenever I stop, sadly my schedule and the fact there was a family with lots of questions kept me from doing so this time.
However that family appeared to be buying things so it wasn't all bad...
Ya, not all bad...
I couldn't tell if there was some sort of hole in the table where this mass-o-sedum was planted, or if it was just plopped on the table. Either way it appeared pretty darn happy.
I tend to think planter and pedestal need to match. This combination proves otherwise.
Solanum atropurpureum (Malevolence) — I've not seen it dried like this...
And still with fruit!
I guess there's no need for soap at this outdoor sink.
This! I love everything about it.
Before I left I took a quick walk up the sidewalk to check out the owner, Jerry's, personal garden.
It did not disappoint. It never disappoints.
I think the bamboo had recently been thinned.
And I love the rebar "corral"...
At the corner...
*sigh*
How many intersections have a corner this beautiful?
I have no idea what this is, it has the leaves of a Datura but the downward facing flowers of a Brugmansia...
This! It's "just" a neighborhood hellstrip...
I was focused on the Blue Atlas Cedar that's being trained along the rebar...and completely missed the green roof over the front porch. There's a Yucca up there!
More B.A.C. on rebar...
Finally there are these...I remember watching an Agave bloom here (via a "before"— and then an "after" visit), years ago. I wonder if one of these might its offspring?
Such perfection.
Okay, must go catch that ferry!
All material © 2009-2016 by Loree Bohl for danger garden. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited and just plain rude.
Back in November, when I visited DIG on Vashon, I had a rough idea of which ferry I hoped to catch from Pt Defiance (Tacoma) to the island. It's a tough calculation when you're leaving home some 145 miles away. I also hoped to arrive a little early, so I could stop at Jungle Fever. Thankfully the stars aligned and I was able to do just that.
This nursery holds a special place in my heart. It's a plant lovers paradise, of the sort that may be a dying breed. I try to always buy something whenever I stop, sadly my schedule and the fact there was a family with lots of questions kept me from doing so this time.
However that family appeared to be buying things so it wasn't all bad...
Ya, not all bad...
I couldn't tell if there was some sort of hole in the table where this mass-o-sedum was planted, or if it was just plopped on the table. Either way it appeared pretty darn happy.
I tend to think planter and pedestal need to match. This combination proves otherwise.
Solanum atropurpureum (Malevolence) — I've not seen it dried like this...
And still with fruit!
I guess there's no need for soap at this outdoor sink.
This! I love everything about it.
Before I left I took a quick walk up the sidewalk to check out the owner, Jerry's, personal garden.
It did not disappoint. It never disappoints.
I think the bamboo had recently been thinned.
And I love the rebar "corral"...
At the corner...
*sigh*
How many intersections have a corner this beautiful?
I have no idea what this is, it has the leaves of a Datura but the downward facing flowers of a Brugmansia...
This! It's "just" a neighborhood hellstrip...
I was focused on the Blue Atlas Cedar that's being trained along the rebar...and completely missed the green roof over the front porch. There's a Yucca up there!
More B.A.C. on rebar...
Finally there are these...I remember watching an Agave bloom here (via a "before"— and then an "after" visit), years ago. I wonder if one of these might its offspring?
Such perfection.
Okay, must go catch that ferry!
All material © 2009-2016 by Loree Bohl for danger garden. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited and just plain rude.