One final day in Hawaii with Tia Scarce . Tia , thanks so much for this little mini vacation ! If anyone else has gone anywhere green recently , please do partake ! But if your garden is looking particularly lovely in the C , we still want to see it , too . And do n’t blank out photos from last season ! Email me at[email   protected ] . Thanks !

Come and meet up at theNorthwest Flower and Garden Showthis year!

I ’m scheduled to giveanother GPOD talk(A few of you will be getting emails in the next two hebdomad as I put together the slideshow … ) , and a number of people have emailed to say that they ’ll be at the show , and that they ’d love to meet up with a bunch of fellow GPODers !

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I think that’s Graptopetalum growing on the rocks, with Aloe in the front.

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From the moonscape on Mt. Haleakala, this is the silver sword plant only found at high elevations on Maui.

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From the moonscape on Mt. Haleakala, this is the silver sword plant only found at high elevations on Maui.

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Very shallowly rooted, the silver sword is protected on Maui. It’s a real stunner in the volcanic landscape.

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So lush, so many plant combos

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The ‘Iao Valley

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Nice color echoes between the Brugmansia and the Cordyline at Kepaniwai Park Heritage Garden, which celebrates the immigration that created today’s Hawaii.

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We got a short education on sugar cane at a vodka distillery. So many different kinds and some hardy to zone 6a. Who knew?

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I thought the sugar cane was really pretty and tortured my companions by stopping at each variety to point out the interesting color differences. The sugar cane industry played a huge part in Hawaii’s history.

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