Randall Davey Audubon Center, Fall 2015

Gardens maintained by volunteers from the Santa Fe Master Gardeners.

The Randall Davey home, the anchor of Audubon New Mexico. This adobe was built as a one-story structure during the Mexican-American War, mid-nineteenth century. Its original purpose was a sawmill. Later served as a gristmill. Purchased by Davey in 1920 and second story added to become the Davey home.

Intern's cottage. Originally served as a chicken house for the Davey family.

A garden goes fallow in the absence of human care

Sweet, sweet Clementine

A clementine is a hybrid between a Mediterranean Citrus ×deliciosa and a sweet orange, so named in 1902. (Wikipedia)

Gomphrena globosa, commonly known as globe amaranth or bachelor button

Happy Birthday!

Tena Elizabeth Fuchs Hollis (1917-2007) and Mary Louise Hollis Todd (1917-2009) celebrating their birthdays in September 2004.

Albuquerque front garden—September 2015