Winter is right around the corner with the winter solstice happening on December 21, but it still feels like fall throughout the Garden. However, there are some signs of spring already with some early blooms like camellia and nasturtium flowers, making it an interesting time to visit. Take a listen to this week’s What’s Blooming as Georgiann Keller has loads of information about these blooms and many others throughout the Garden. Her details will help make your next visit to the Garden that much more engaging and interesting.
Photos from the Garden
Camellia
Quiver tree
Dark orange aloe
Van Balen’s aloe
Cliff buckwheat
Long flowered mar lock (left) & White iron bark tree blooms (right)
Silver dollar eucalyptus
California pepper
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