text: The Peacock Garden has been a continual show stopper since I arrived, with two signature plants swaying up there in the breeze: Thalictrum 'Elin' with Ferrula communis subsp. glauca. The nursery has officially sold out of this perfect Thalictrum, much to everyone's dismay-
  and there won't be more until next spring. It is a really good
  cultivar, each plant bears multiple stems that are tall and self
  Here they are coming into flower, bright lime-yellow puffs emerging out of lavender shells. They get a little frothier every day.
  A nice grass, Ampelodesmos mauritanicus, and a monotypic genus.
  It seems to get better as the days pass. It has been a terrific, jam
  packed, hard working and garden touring week. It is hot and dry here and
  I have been on sprinkler patrol, moving them around every hour or two
  for days on end. All that good watering pays off, the garden looks
  amazing- more and more so each day.