Tycoss
Chumono
Nice. Kinickinickon lace rock
The Accent (Companion) Plant Thread
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pweifan
Shohin
This is great!
Tycoss
Chumono
The first astragalus to wake up. I like the way the container matches the leaves
Tycoss
Chumono
Phlox hoodi: juniper like foliage and early, tiny white flowers on a native arid land plant. What's not to like?
Tycoss
Chumono
Almost at peak blooming 
Tycoss
Chumono
Another astragalus (gilviflorus). These may be my favourite of the genus. Hopefully it'll flower this year.
wsteinhoff
Shohin
Unidentified grass and weed that gets tiny white flowers. The fern is probably asplenium platyneuron. It's the only type I've found growing in the woods.
Nice. Here's another weed with white flowers planted on a stone (Mossy Saxifrage in this case).
Bonsaicarpenter
Mame
What is that? The leaves look a lot like the yarrow my wife has growing here.
Seeing this thread inspired me to plant some Indian strawberry in this little pot. I took my wife to Ott’s exotic plants for mother’s day but I snuck the pot in there for myself at the end.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
It is! A women on the Book told me!
Funny tho....
Cuz I rock strawberry too!
Sorce
wsteinhoff
Shohin
Something different:
The plants are a moss and corsican mint.
The plants are a moss and corsican mint.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Tycoss
Chumono
Astragalus gilviflorus did flower. Very dainty white flowers with purple throats.
Tycoss
Chumono
Paronychia sessiliflora just now greening up. In a big container due to the huge taproot. They look like distant juniper or pines at first glance.
JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
Nothing as refined as what I see most of you post here, but an interesting pot makes this moss a nice resting place. Pot by Keith Kitoi Taylor. Stuffed with moss and a couple sedum stems, that should look better once they get more mature. This pot reminds me of the sea for some reason.
JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
I need you to come visit me with some tiny plants !
wsteinhoff
Shohin
Gladly! I have a few more after a visit to companion plants and glasshouse works last weekend. I plan to head back down in July and I'm sure I'll end up with a few more tiny plants. The guy at glasshouse recommended I go back then when he has more oddities for the collectors.
wsteinhoff
Shohin
I realized I owe a pic for the last post. You too @JudyB, even if you are the queen of the nuts! It'll be a while before it fills in and actually I'm not sure if I might plant some of a different color in it instead. Sempervivum offsets planted in a conglomerate of sand, clay, stones, and pieces of iron formed in the creek.
Hartinez
Masterpiece
Hedgehog cactus planted in a a piece of wood. About 4 years now. Consistently blooms this time of year. I’ve got some native one seed juniper that will eventually look good enough to pair with this guy. 
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wsteinhoff
Shohin
A couple others started the other day...
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