Euphorbia Horrida is a slow growing spiny succulent. When I saw my plant in the nursery, I thought it was a cactus. I was wrong. Continue reading
Euphorbia Horrida
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Our Beverly Hills Apple Tree producing an Abundance of Apples
A Beverly Hills Apple tree was the topic of a post I wrote in August of 2020. See here.
It took three years to produce apples, and then it was only two or three. They were very sweet and we enjoyed them. Continue reading
Baby Rubber Plant( Peperomia obtusifolia)
This Baby Rubber plant, (Peperomia obtusifolia) caught my eye. I loved the variegated leaves. The Baby Rubber plant is a compact, tropical houseplant, known for its thick glossy leaves and easy care. Despite the common name, it’s not related to true rubber trees. Continue reading
African Starfish Flower (Staapelia gigantea) aka “Verne”
The Starfish Flower is a fascinating and unusual plant known for its appearance and smell. The flower has a flat five-pointed shape that resembles a starfish. The flowers range from yellow and tan to dark reddish-brown. Bloom season is fall and summer. This plant has not flowered yet, so I do not have a photograph to share, but stay tuned! Continue reading
