Olympic Coast Garden, a photoblog |
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 A slimming diet given in this old book. |
 Pacific Coast Iris, the time to transplant them is now. |
 Kniphofia rooperi, one of many colorful torchlilies in late summer. |
 Another name for Agapanthus is lily of the Nile. |
 A View to the SE from the hike up Hurricane Hill. |
 Clallam County Fair is held in late August. |
 Bellevue Botanic Garden, stacked rocks |
 3D image of the Olympic Mountains. |
 The street fair during our yearly Lavender Festival. |
 A long blooming bellflower, Symphyandra zanzegura. |
 Seaholly, Eryngium alpinum |
 Senecio 'Sunshine,' with golden flowers in midsummer and evergray leaves |
-tn.gif) Garden tour at the Soest residence |
-tn.jpg) Small stream with lilypads |
 Susan holding Sissy. |
 Iris ensata 'Nemurijishi,' a Japanese iris blooming in early summer. |
 Olympic Mountains looking from the north. |
 Sweetly scented Rose 'Darlow's Enigma' |
 A Japanese iris just starting to open now. |
 This Primula auricula 'Green Shank' showing a bit of color in late spring. |
 Mixed Jovibarba heuffellii and Sempervivum in a planter. |
 Blood red hybrid pacifica Iris named 'War Zone' |
 Deep sea blue of Iris sibirica 'Ego' |
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