Far Out Flora Succulents, Bromeliads, and Unusual Plants: We (Matti and Megan) live in San Francisco next to Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park, a half block from the N-Judah turnaround. We’re plant nerds, but not “experts” by any means. Succulents, bromeliads, carnivores and other weirdo plants are our faves. Both of us graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with art degrees. Originally from the great state of Wisconsin, we lived in Madison off of Willy Street for many years before moving to San Francisco about four years ago. Our favorite gardening quote by J.C. Raulston: “If you are not killing plants, you are not really stretching yourself as a gardener.”
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Friday, February 19, 2010
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Succulent Lawn Experiment




I'm not sure when Matti started his succulent lawn experiment, but it's turned out very cool. I'm thinking he planted it in May/June. We always have mass quantities of certain types of succulents. Dogs played and pooped on it, and it's held up. He's starting another one under the picnic table. Getting these pictures in order is way more difficult than it should be.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Crazy Double Camera Fun


I've been home all day from work with a cold. While lying in bed looking at stuff on etsy.com I learned about shooting a digital picture through another camera lense. I tried it with my Holga and got some cool shots. Click on the pictures to see close ups.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Spinning the salad
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Pocket Gopher Capture!

Tonight while watering my new baby plants I noticed some fresh gopher holes in the lawn. About three months ago a "pocket gopher" started ripping up our lawn with a little help from Max freaking out on the holes. Luckily he didn't hit any of my precious plants, but he's really been pissing me off. I decided to hit the fresh holes with the hose (pretty aggressively I admit) and he popped out!!!!! I grabbed a basket, threw it over him and started screaming for Matti. We were able to get him in our glass head and relocate him way the heck up past 30th ave. in the park. According to Wikipedia pocket gophers are solitary vermin, so hopefully we are gopher free. I'm still pretty darn amazed I was able to catch him.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
More Plants
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