June 2005-Plants Brought from Home

Pots of succulents in Fullerton

There are a certain number of plants that I brought from our previous garden in Southern California. The zone is 10 or 11 there, or Sunset’s zone 24. Most anything can be grown that doesn’t need a cold winter. The list is in my Dave’sGarden journal under ‘Plants Brought from SoCal’

I brought many succulents and cacti, but knew not whether they would take the cold here in the Sierra at 3000 ft.    I am still figuring out what my zone is here.

Storing the succulents under the trees

Jack gave me fifty yellow and blue bearded iris roots and I have them in a box ready to plant when I can.

Others brought from Fullerton:

Items in the category “Plants Brought From SoCal”
(308180) – Earleaf Bellflower, Fairies’ Thimbles | | Campanula | cochlearifolia | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 26 |
Planted at command post
(308190) – Heavenly Bamboo | Nana Purpurea | Nandina | domestica | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 6 |
Planted on front bank, died due to low water and poor soil.
(308182) – Sasanqua Camellia, Autumn Camellia | Yuletide | Camellia | sasanqua | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 6 |
Planted on bank behind command post.
July 26, 2007:
Replaced in 2007 and in a pot
(308188) – Satsuki Azalea, Southern Indica Hybrid Azalea | | Rhododendron | indicum | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 6 |
Two plants planted on front bank. Died due to no water. Hard soil.
(308187) – Spurge | | euphorbia | wolfii | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 6 | 
Planted to lower hill by bench tree. Died due to no water
(308177) – Tall Bearded Iris | Hemstitched | Iris | | From previous garden
[ Began: Feb 6 |
January 1, 2005:
25-30 plants Planted 2005 on hill, transplanted 2007 to lower patio bed
(308183) – Watsonia | | Watsonia | fulgens |
[ Began: Feb 6 |
50 bulbs planted on lower hillside. Never came up due to no water
(308186) – Yarrow | | Achillea | x kellereri |
[ Began: Feb 26 |

Sue Langley

Sue Langley, a passionate gardener and photographer lives and gardens with her husband and Corgi, Maggie on 7 acres just south of Yosemite, Zone 7 at 3000 feet. She also manages the Flea Market Gardening Facebook page and website.

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