That's a great oak.Know of any sources for acorns? No one seems to cultivate these! I don't, but if I ever get any acorns I will send you some. :D

Very cool, 8)

great plants Paul! Looks like your trip was AWESOME. That Oak in the desert is too cool. Love the coyote photo! I belive I have one of those oaks?...

lizards, top looks a granite spiny, and the bottom looks like a sage-brush lizard. I could be wrong.Paul...what palm do you like the most- W.robusta ...

great plants Paul! Looks like your trip was AWESOME. That Oak in the desert is too cool. Love the coyote photo! I belive I have that same oak in m...

I would LOVE baccata pollen.......that's one species of Yucca which pollen is rare for east coast gardeners!! My 12 year old baccata looks like a see...

Amazing locale and species.Aaron must be drooling...Nice to see young Washies ... area seems to have a mid-age Washy deficit?Is that the area where th...

Thanks-I was wondering where all the rain has gone-I will guess that we hit single digits humidity today-that is just stupid in May!They are forecasti...

I almost forgot, your lizard is Prynosoma platyrhinos, but could be a hybrid with coast horned lizard. Nice find. :D

The one id of the succulent in the rocks dudleya sp.Good luck on the hybrids with the O.chlorotica pollen, by the way I got two seeds to sprout.I have...

Total cool, loved every pic. 8)

Paul, thanks for sharing. :D

More please. :D That would have been a fun garden to see, an hour may not have been long enough. :)

Ya...the weather here in the spring is very crazy. We have had temps three times in the low 90's and just when I think it is going to stay we get fre...