Oh I certainly did!

Doug looks concerned that your Charles Grimaldi will reach that size and that he'll still need to take it indoors for the winter....!

Way back in 1967-8 I lived in Georgetown. I would have enjoyed it far more if I didn't have my job though. ;)

I loved this tour...thank you for sharing! I liked that ginger, too.

What is the first plant shown, do you know?

Saucy

What dramatic vignettes in this garden..and all that brick ! We just don't get that out here in earthquake country. That Charles G. may have a nice gentleman posing under it but it can't hold a candle to yours bloomwise Deanne! Great pics and enjoyed the gallery link on FB too. I love roadtrips !

Kathy in Napa

Well, I mean what is that plant in the second picture after the sign :)

Saucy, that is a Sanchezia speciosa. I have one here that is budding up at the moment. You can get some cuttings if you'd like. I rooted one this spring. Great plant but it gets pretty large. I don't know where I'm going to put mine this winter.

Deanne

What fun! Such neat plants and all so generous in size. I agree about their brug vs. yours - where's the flowers? It is impressive though. A sure bet that they have a greenhouse. Thanks for the pictures.

Michelle