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One of the most admired and photographed sections of the garden, the Dry River uses succulents instead of stones to suggest a dry river bed. The aloes glow in hues of pink and orange and are particularly luminous at sunset. Amongst the succulents are roses. "Graham Thomas," with its apricot perfume, connects the Dry River visually and aromatically to a patch of Kahili ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum) in the little Pink Cranes patio.
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Courtesy Pamela Harper
Courtesy Marion Brenner |
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