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March 2010 Foliage Follow-up

Written by Jackie D'Elia  |  Published on March 16, 2010

Japanese Holly Fern Cyrtomium falcatum

Butterfly, or African iris – there are so many varieties available. Dietes bicolor or Moraea grandiflora – I’ll make a note of which it this spring when they flower. I am pretty sure it is Dietes bicolor Moraea grandiflora

Cattails on my Live Oak Querus virginiana

 

Shumard Red Oak – Quercus shumardii  leaves are budding.

 

Tri-color Ginger – Stromanthe sanguinea ‘Triostar’ combines beautiful texture and color.

Rocky Top Lettuce Mix

Thanks to Pam at Digging for creating Foliage Follow-up. To see more fantastic textures and shapes, head over to Foliage Follow-Up.

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  1. Pam/Digging says

    March 16, 2010 at 12:58 pm

    I love the freshness and hopefulness of the unfurling new leaves. Lovely pics, Jackie. Thanks for participating.

    BTW, I think your bicolor iris may be something else. The leaves look perhaps thinner and floppier than the Dietes bicolor?

  2. Jean says

    March 17, 2010 at 1:58 am

    Your lettuce photos makes me hungry! Lovely photos. Looks like your Shumard is a couple weeks ahead of mine. Seeing your live oak reminds me of how I DON’T miss that pollen in my backyard! 🙂

  3. Easy Vegetable Garden says

    March 25, 2010 at 10:22 pm

    Those are beautiful photos. I cannot wait to see them in full bloom. Thanks to the new spring season I am highly excitied to start building my gardens. Good luck and keep up the great work on this blog.

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