I spent a great deal of my teen years at the home (and in the pool) directly across the street. 7th generation Angelenos. That in itself is amazing. They supplied Southern California race tracks with hay. Every summer, they would go to Del Mar and leave the house to a "responsible" friend to house sit. Makes me nostalgic.
Love the balance of the two tall evergreens. What are those, junipers? I've never known. And, I don't know anything about vines. Are those dead or just hibernating for the winter? What kind of plant are they? No wonder I discontinued my gardening blog, I am such a novice! =)
In December of 2007, after many years on the west side of Los Angeles (and at least a third of those years spent stuck in traffic on Pico Boulevard) my family settled into a happy little house in South Pasadena. This daily blog covered almost 5 years as I put down roots in my new home town -- and almost 5 more as I settled in and became a South Pas old-timer. Here it is...my time capsule of South Pasadena.
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10 comments:
I see a huge bridal bouquet with trailing branches.
It's early - I need more coffee.
I would have thought that was in Italy!
I love your blog.
Jean Paul
Where is THAT?
Is that the Tyler home at Grand and Columbia?
I spent a great deal of my teen years at the home (and in the pool) directly across the street. 7th generation Angelenos. That in itself is amazing. They supplied Southern California race tracks with hay. Every summer, they would go to Del Mar and leave the house to a "responsible" friend to house sit. Makes me nostalgic.
Love the balance of the two tall evergreens. What are those, junipers? I've never known. And, I don't know anything about vines. Are those dead or just hibernating for the winter? What kind of plant are they? No wonder I discontinued my gardening blog, I am such a novice! =)
It's especially gorgeous in spring when that wisteria vine bursts into bloom!
Thanks, you guys!
Green Guy, DB is right, that is the wall of the hjstoric Florentine house on Grand.
Diane, wisteria! I couldn't remember what kind of vine it was. So Farmgirl, there's our answer. The vine will bloom again.
OH, and where are my manners? Welcome, Jean Paul!
Love the Tyler home!!! We went to our first SPEF dinner there...
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