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Summer Dry December 2022 Newsletter

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Never take your leaves too soon 😄 Never take your leaves too soon 😄
Many of you know of my 40 year association with Pa Many of you know of my 40 year association with Pacific Horticulture and perhaps my Board involvement these last 7 years. Once simply a magazine supporting the various horticultural societies in the West Coast, we (sadly) stopped publishing and have seen a very successful transition to publishing our leading-edge, science-based plant and gardening information online. If you have not been following along, all of you in summer-dry climates all over the world, should at least sign up for the newsletter that alerts you to current articles, podcast, and events that will give you hope and evidence for a future based on green resiliency. And you might even learn a thing or two about cool plants for you own gardens. But beyond giving you this hot tip for a source for positive science and garden news, I do hope you will become a member, and as many of us do this time of year, donate to causes we support. Pacific Horticulture deserves your support. We have just announced an ambitious growth strategy built on our many recent accomplishments and commitment to do more. We are resonating and having success, but we need to do a lot more. We all need to do a lot more - to promote gardening as a solution to so many of our troubles. And to be blunt, we can’t grow without more money and more staff. I have given much of my time and treasure to Pacific Horticulture in the past years, and now I am asking you to do the same. While I was definitely disappointed when we stopped publishing the magazine, there are still many wonderful people doing amazing work exploring and adding to our garden knowledge. Somebody needs to do the work of promoting all the positive science and good, climate appropriate gardening. Pacific Horticulture is my best hope. Please help us expand and DO follow along. Become a Garden Futurist: direct link in my bio. #pacifichorticulture #gardenfuturist #resilientgarden #summerdrygarden #climateresilience #greeninfrastructure
Winter means Aloe begin to flower in profusion and Winter means Aloe begin to flower in profusion and there will be plenty to share, beginning with Aloe arborescens the Candelabra Aloe above a stone wall in the succulent section of San Francisco Botanical Garden, Gardens of Golden Gate Park @sfbotanicalgarden @gardensofgoldengatepark #summerdrygarden . . #succulentgardens #aloearborescens #summerdrygardens #jardinsec #xeriscape #waterwise #waterwisegardening #mediterraneanclimategarden #droughttolerantgarden #climateresilience #resilientlandscapes #gardenphotography
Again Parrotia persica shows its usefulness for fa Again Parrotia persica shows its usefulness for fall color in a summer-dry climate. Using a deciduous shrub within a garden of evergreens and conifers as here in Sara Malone @sarabooninmalone garden really helps the photographer create shapes and bubbles within a composition. #summerdrygarden . . #parrotiapersica #summerdrygardens #droughttolerantlandscape #jardinsec #xeriscape #waterwise #waterwisegardening #mediterraneanclimategarden #droughttolerantgarden #climateresilience #gardenphotography
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