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Plant profile – Eschscholzia californica, the California Poppy

Posted on November 14, 2013 by tikiwanderer

This is the state flower of California. It grows in gorgeous meadows there, lighting up hills golden-orange when in season. It’s native to an area around California, Arizona, Mexico, the Sonoran Desert – that sort of thing. It’s one of … Continue reading →

Posted in Plant profiles | Tagged california poppy, Californian plants, drought-tolerant, drylands food forest, eschscholzia, garden design, heat tolerant, Mexican plants, ornamental, summer flowers, zone 4 | 2 Comments

The olive tree bed

Posted on November 3, 2013 by tikiwanderer

The olive tree is one of my secondary canopy trees in zone 4, the drylands food forest. Technically it’s a woodland rather than a forest but the aim is much the same. Because the canopies won’t interlock, each of the … Continue reading →

Posted in My stories | Tagged asparagus pea, california poppy, canopy trees, chickpeas, depression, drylands, drylands food forest, Escholtzia, New Norcia Mission, olive, spring crops, woodland, zone 4 | Leave a comment

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Plant profile – Eschscholzia californica, the California Poppy

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