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by Brian Maloney Design Associates

Concord, MA, US 01742 · 81 photos

Guest house

http://brianmaloneydesign.com

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cvaldez2003 wrote:

What outdoor plants are these? »

Like · Comment · 7 weeks ago

Brian Maloney Design Associates These are Mediterranean plantings and the garden is in Marin County, California. Echium fastuosum, Phormium varieties, Lavandula stoechas are in this photo.

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added by Annie Thornton to Great Design Plant: Pride of Madeira

Distinguishing traits. Even without the massive terminal flower spikes, Pride of Madeira’s striking form and attractive foliage fill the garden and complement other plants year-round. Woody stems project elegantly, though loosely, out, finished with narrow furry leaves growing to the ends. Bountiful flower clusters arrive in spring, beckoning bees, birds and butterflies to the garden.

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Plants

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tall grass at left

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Gardens.

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Purple plant

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Botanical name: Echium candicans (syn. Echium fastuosum) Common name: Pride of Madeira USDA zones: 9 to 10; hardy to about 25 degrees Fahrenheit (find your zone) Water requirement: Little to none Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 5 to 6 feet tall and 6 to 10 feet wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract bees, birds and butterflies; deer resistant; drought and coastal tolerant Seasonal interest: Evergreen; flowers spring through summer When to plant: Plant seeds in spring; plant cuttings in midsummer. Caution: Pride of Madeira can irritate skin. Wear proper protection, including gloves, when handling it.

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More purple flowers

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Flowers

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Flores

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Grass

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Pride of Madeira

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Love everything.

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extension noire

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Garden Second pict of Pride of Madeira 2013 Distinguishing traits. Even without the massive terminal flower spikes, Pride of Madeira’s striking form and attractive foliage fill the garden and complement other plants year-round. Woody stems project elegantly, though loosely, out, finished with narrow furry leaves growing to the ends. Bountiful flower clusters arrive in spring, beckoning bees, birds and butterflies to the garden.

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Pride of Madeira

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I love the color of the flowers. Now I need to know where to find the seeds