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Re: Garden design magazine and Mimulus aurantiacus

well i have just three seeds! i didnt have the neccessary equipment to
collect the berries i wanted and i wasnt about to consume that slimy
pulp off myriad berries! =). Anyways, the coffeeberry plants i picked
fruits from were all about 6 feet high! there were quite a few berries
all over the plants (in the various stages of ripeness, green, red, and
black). I wonder if there was a culinary use for the berries though!
the seeds i think would look nice as a necklace or a bracelet or
something....theyre an attractive gray color (at least mine are :) )

I was walking around the "Watershed Institute" at my school and in
their native garden (a bit overrun with grasses, but they have some
ceanothus and manzanitas that look nice), they have hundreds of Mimulus
Aurantiacus plants. Lots werent there two years ago and they have
formed a large "Drift" of plants. THey look a bit ratty as the lower
leaves have died and blackened but are still producing flowers.
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