Build Your Own Desert Container Garden Pelargonium 'Jaguar' and 'Bloodspot'

'Jaguar' and 'Bloodspot'

these may be removed to improve the plants appearance

When winter temperatures drop below 10 degrees F

blueberry-sized fruit from spring persist alongside the fall flowers

We originally got Agave 'Cream Spike' from Randy Baldwin of San Marcos Growers under the invalid name of Agave parryi 'Minima Variegata'

Build Your Own Desert Container Garden Pelargonium 'Jaguar' and 'Bloodspot'We will start off the day in the classroom, going over an introduction to container gardening with dry desert plants. This will detail pot selections, media soil that should be used, watering needs, and lighting needs. Then we will walk through the botanical garden and look at specimens and how to use desert plants in your home garden. A good amount of cactus should be in flower, so bring a camera as these will be prime photo opportunities. Finally,