Yes you’re right, I’m cheating (again). This amazing Monstera leaf did not grow in my garden. But it could have grown in someone’s garden, right?
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Isn’t it gorgeous? The deep cuts and circular shape were just too good not to share.
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Digging.
And where, pray tell, did you find that perfect leaf? It looks like something dreamed up by a hotshot designer...or maybe James Cameron.
ReplyDeleteI think that we were cut from the same cloth when it comes to garden design and interior design! I have a similar arrangement but lovable fiance doesn't like sharing photos from inside the house. I love this blog.
ReplyDeleteAhhh...Monstera leaves...if only I lived (and could stand) tropical environments, I'd most certainly grow them!!!!
ReplyDeletericki, at the Concordia New Seasons! And for a very reasonable price too...
ReplyDeleteRFG, if only we were neighbors...can imagine the fun we would have trading plants and starts?
Lauren, tropical might be a bit much but I saw an amazing plant growing in Berkeley last summer. You could do Berkeley yes?
I don't call that cheating, Loree. It looks like foliage to me! It's an amazing leaf.
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