The Iceberg rose is so common in Southern California, but I like its pure white blooms anyway.
Especially because my brother had left this bush to overgrow to be even taller than me. I had to hack off basically all of its branches in order to transport it. I worried that it wouldn't revive since I had cut off so much. But sure enough it eventually grew new shoots and bloomed.
Its ubiquity is most likely because of its hardiness.
Other garden updates.
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1 year ago today, my oldest uncle's papaya trees.
2 years ago today, leftover citrus baked chicken became Chicken and Dumplings.
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