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'Natural Companions': Botanical collages serve as DIY garden palette

Writer Ken Druse and artist Ellen Hoverkamp's new book, "Natural Companions: The Garden Lover's Guide to Plant Combinations," uses flatbed scans of just-picked plants to show how individual plants can be combined to make an artful garden.
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Ken Druse's suggested plant combinations for a Southwest garden include this lineup that delivers winter blooms. The palette includes, clockwise starting with the long, horizontal serrated leaf: the blade-like foliage of <i>Agave americana</i> (specifically, a cultivar called Variegata); the leafy green foliage of <i>Citrofortunella mitis</i> (the cultivar Variegata); the chartreuse flowers of <i>Euphorbia rigida</i>; an orange-tinged aloe called Blue Elf; <i>Lachenalia aloides</i>, with yellow bell-shaped flowers; the spiked cactus <i>Opuntia engelmannii</i>; the pink-flowered <i>Bryophyllum daigremontianum</i>; and the yellow-flowered <i>Cassia didymobotrya</i>.

 

( Ellen Hoverkamp / "Natural Companions" / July 9, 2012 )
Ken Druse's suggested plant combinations for a Southwest garden include this lineup that delivers winter blooms. The palette includes, clockwise starting with the long, horizontal serrated leaf: the blade-like foliage of Agave americana (specifically, a cultivar called Variegata); the leafy green foliage of Citrofortunella mitis (the cultivar Variegata); the chartreuse flowers of Euphorbia rigida; an orange-tinged aloe called Blue Elf; Lachenalia aloides, with yellow bell-shaped flowers; the spiked cactus Opuntia engelmannii; the pink-flowered Bryophyllum daigremontianum; and the yellow-flowered Cassia didymobotrya.
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