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COntents A Note From The SBAOR President: Six common mistakes to avoid when upsizing your home.........................4 Around Town: Las Aletas Auxiliary donates $5,000 to Goleta Library..............................4 Santa Barbara County Sales........................................................................6 Plumber: Medicine cabinet choices should reflect your basic needs..........................7 Style at Home: Seeing green................................................................................................8 Design Recipes: Benches, ottomans provide form and function .........................................10 On Gardening: Calibrachoa Superbells gave winter the one-two punch...........................12 HOA Homefront Reader Questions: Who is watching out for HOAs?...............................................................13
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Around Town
A note from the SBAOR President By Bob Walsmith, Jr. President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®
Six Common Mistakes to Avoid When Upsizing Your Home
Las Aletas Auxiliary Donates $5,000 to Goleta Library
Allison Gray on the left (Director of Goleta Library), Alyson Spann on right (Operation Bookshelf Chair for Las Aletas) They are called “Las Aletas,” which is Spanish for “The Little Wings.” And the wings these women sport are the angel variety as they fly low under the radar creating miracles in our community. A quiet, but mighty auxiliary of the Assistance League of Santa Barbara, Las Aletas was formed in 1964. Initially, they were the daughters of Assistance League members. Today, 46 active members volunteer their time and talents to support four philanthropic programs. Operation Bookshelf provides home bound individuals with reading and audio material. Las Aletas volunteers select library books based on the clients’ interests and deliver them to their homes monthly. Since 1976, Las Aletas Auxiliary women have brought literature and company to those who would otherwise be lonely. At our recent meeting, a check for $5,000 was presented to Allison Gray, director of the Goleta Library. Allison shared her appreciation with our group. “Thank you so much for your generous gift again this year. We are so happy to provide large print and audio books for your Operation Bookshelf program and our community at large.” Each year, Las Aletas has donated $5,000 to the Goleta Library for the purchase of large-print and audio books which are frequently requested by our seniors. Las Aletas Auxiliary is not a static group, but one full of energetic women who are willing to volunteer their time to meet the needs of their less fortunate community members. Their motto is “All for Service and Service for All.” Along with its auxiliaries, Las Aletas and Assisteens, the Assistance League of Santa Barbara’s 350 members volunteer over 50,000 hours a year to improve the lives of residents in our community. Las Aletas members work in the Assistance League Thrift Shop, located at 1259 Veronica Springs Road, which is the major source of funding for these programs.
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A lot of people these days are downsizing their homes. This is because a large number of ‘Baby Boomers’ are retiring, their kids are all moved out, and they don’t want the hassle of upkeep on a large home. However, what if you are a young couple adding a child, or two, to your family and your current home is simply not big enough. Or you are adding a home office (very popular these days) or want a home gym. Here are six common mistakes to avoid when thinking of buying a larger home. Mistake No. 1: Rushing to buy a bigger home. You can’t stop fantasizing about bigger spaces, but take a break for a reality check. You don’t want to ditch your current dwelling without understanding the market and thinking things through. Although the frenzy of the current real estate market creates motivation to move as quickly as possible, it is important to be diligent and thoughtful in your decision process. Make sure you understand the market, comparable sales, and value of the house you may bid on. Your local REALTOR® can assist with an analysis of sold properties and competing inventory. And in the rush, don’t get suckered into paying for any conveniences you don’t need, such as expediting certain services. A lot of times, when you want service to your old home or upsized home, you are paying more for speed. Instead, allow yourself time to get those things done. Mistake No. 2: Miscalculating your space needs. It’s important to be realistic about how much space you actually need. Assess your space in your current home, and what’s missing or necessary to improve upon it. It may turn out that the floor plan or your furniture layout is the problem, and not a lack of space. By the same token, make sure that space in a new home is laid out for maximum usability. And once you move into that bigger space, live in it for a while, without buying extra furniture, to assess what pieces you really need. Furniture needs space to be used effectively, so you can move between pieces without squeezing through. Also, plan your home for everyday use, not for special occasions. People have a habit of buying too many chairs and larger-than-needed sofas for company. But you can always use foldable chairs for that. Mistake No. 3: Ignoring long-term factors. When making any major purchase, try to picture how your life might change in coming years. Buying a new home that won’t potentially fit your needs
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in the future will only lead to another purchase and move that could be avoided with proper forward thinking. Make sure to have a realistic projection of how long you plan to stay in the new home, how your family’s needs might change in that time, and whether the home would continue to meet your requirements. Another thing homeowners often forget is that upsizing brings extra costs that can snowball over time—bigger homes cost more to maintain. Mistake No. 4: Disregarding financing. Make sure to do your homework on financing, and don’t go in blind when trying to buy a bigger (read: more expensive) home. Without accurate information regarding what you are qualified for, you’ll be wasting time. This is why it is critical that you find a mortgage expert to help guide you through this process. Again, rely on your local trusted REALTOR® to introduce you to a local lender that will help you every step of the way. Bigger homes mean larger property taxes, larger mortgage, and larger homeowner insurance. Only upsize your home if you have the budget, realistically, for it. Mistake No. 5: Neglecting your current home. Don’t let maintenance of your current home fall by the wayside in your rush to upsize. Keeping up the maintenance of your home, and if something breaks, to fix it before you move out. In order to capture your current home’s peak value, you want to keep it in top condition. Investing in routine and proactive maintenance of your current property is necessary to provide more value to you when it’s time to sell. Mistake No. 6: Spending too much on items for the new home. Upsizing to a new home doesn’t give you carte blanche to go crazy and overspend. People have an initial ‘hotel’ experience with their new home, where they leave all their lights on, and just really change their living at home habits and become more wasteful. Hold off on buying all new stuff. Instead, replace items when they break or are no longer usable. The bottom line is smart about all of this, take your time, and work with your local trusted REALTOR® and rely on him/her to guide you through this very exciting and important process. Next week: 2022 Spring CAR Meetings
Bob Walsmith, Jr. can be reached at 805-720-5362 or emailed at Bob@BobWalsmithJr.com SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2022
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Santa BarBara County SaleS
This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from April 18 thru April 22, 2022. While these recordings are public record, the News-Press receives this information from an outside source. This list does not represent all sales that occurred over this time period. Consult your REALTOR® for further information regarding home sales in your area of interest.
AREA BUELLTON / SOLVANG
CARPINTERIA
GOLETA
ISLA VISTA LOMPOC
MONTECITO
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
DATE
1523 KRONBORG DR
HEWITT LYNDON EU
SCIONTI MARTIN EU
$1,150,000
4/20/2022
1510 KRONBORG DR
STURNICK JONATHAN EU
BULL HARRISON EA
$1,700,000
4/19/2022
4692 CARPINTERIA AVE 10
SMITH BRIAN EU
HARDWICK ALEXANDER EU
$825,000
4/22/2022
4462 VIA REAL
GALVEZ EDWARD
ANDERSSON BRET EU
$1,175,000
4/19/2022
7458 SHEPARD MESA RD
GRANT RUSTY EA
JOHNSTON JOHN EA
$1,500,000
4/18/2022
4237 CARPINTERIA AVE 3
CARPINTERIA ANVENUE LLC
RU WESLEY EA
$1,599,000
4/21/2022
5585 RETORNO DR
NICKELSEN F VIRGINIA EA
AVRUTIN BRANDON EU
$2,762,500
4/22/2022
199 N KELLOGG AVE C
BROWN JAMES EA
PETERESON JAMES EU
$950,000
4/22/2022
346 SANTA ROSALIA WAY
BOE BRYCE EU
ANDERSON MATTHEW EU
$1,600,000
4/19/2022
280 SAVONA AVE
LAMB MARK
MILLER CRAIG EU
$1,650,000
4/21/2022
6199 MANZANILLO DR
RADASKY WILLIAM EU
ROBERTS DONN EU
$1,800,000
4/22/2022
200 ELLWOOD RIDGE RD
BEARD NORMAN EA
NEAL NANCY EU
$2,725,000
4/19/2022
6799 TRIGO RD
HARWIN FAMILY TRUST
ARONS NEAL EA
$1,795,000
4/19/2022
801 CLEMENS WY
OSBORN LISA EA
GIJON ANTONIO EU
$108,500
4/19/2022
425 N SIXTH ST
VIJELAS LLC
HERNANDEZ FEDERICO EA
$541,000
4/20/2022
238 S J ST
HART BROOKE EA
BROWNING BRENDA EA
$550,000
4/18/2022
1205 WESTBROOK DR
TILLET DESMOND EU
VANDEVERE ALEXANDER
$650,000
4/22/2022
800 ROCKBRIDGE RD
800 ROCKBRIDGE DEVELOPMENT
TAMER JAMES EU
$3,900,000
4/22/2022
21 VIA ALICIA
SCHMIDTCHEN MICHAEL EA
DESIGN & ART ETC LLC
$4,000,000
4/18/2022
228 RAMETTO RD
JOAN & TED LIVING TRUST
BEIM JEREMY EU
$4,150,000
4/21/2022
LOS OLIVOS
2789 SPRING CANYON RD
HOPKINS MICHAEL EA
BRAGIN STEPHEN EA
$3,900,000
4/21/2022
SANTA BARBARA
3761 GREGGORY WAY 3
VANEDEK MICHAEL EA
ALTAVILLA AMBER
$749,000
4/22/2022
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3663 SAN REMO DR #50
BUNSTONE MONIQUE
WEST JULIET EA
$845,000
4/20/2022
2525 STATE ST 27
MAXWELL MARY EA
PRINZ PHILIP EU
$1,050,000
4/21/2022
915 SAN PASCUAL ST
LAMBERT ALEXANDRA EA
HANSEN ROBIN EU
$1,250,000
4/19/2022
1025 PALOMINO RD
CHRIST ALAN EA
DEINHARDT AARON EU
$1,606,500
4/22/2022
1024 GARDEN ST 2
WOODRUFF JOE
SEMBRAT JOSEPH EA
$1,735,000
4/19/2022
220 SELROSE LN
RABER LYNN EA
JTA LLC
$1,800,000
4/20/2022
2025 EL CAMINO DE LA LU
ALLEN JAMES EA
MESA WEST COASTAL LLC
$2,000,000
4/22/2022
3778 CENTER AVE
LESLIE JAMES EA
WAGNER KURT EU
$2,000,000
4/18/2022
2851 VISTA ELEVADA
NAUMCHIK CHRISTOPHER EA
AGONIAS EUSEBIO EU
$2,100,000
4/22/2022
611 CALLE PALO COLORAD
NICHOLS NADINE
STRETCH LESLIE EA
$2,100,000
4/22/2022
808 FAWN PL
MATTHEWS SCARLETT EA
HUDSON HYDIE EU
$2,200,000
4/19/2022
1383 SANTA RITA CIR
RAMIREZ JOSE EA
REVX-MBE69 INC
$2,238,000
4/22/2022
835 LAGUNA ST
NEVILLE MAURICE EA
VALLEY HEART RANCH LLC
$2,450,000
4/19/2022
627 DOLORES DR
GOODMAN SHELLY EA
PREMIER GLOBAL INVESTMENTS
$2,500,000
4/22/2022
1720 LASUEN RD
COURTNEY LYNDA EA
BARNETT JULIA EA
$2,900,000
4/19/2022
201 E FIGUEROA ST
SBBB LLC
201 FIGUEROA LLC
$3,500,000
4/20/2022
1507 ALAMEDA PADRE SERR
FLEMING MAURICE EA
KAPLAN JOY EU
$4,300,000
4/20/2022
4048 HILLTOP RD A
BAE JI AH
NATH MELISSA
$420,000
4/22/2022
1210 E FOSTER RD B
MINTURN SCOTT EA
ORTA ADAM
$427,000
4/18/2022
218 W RICHARD ST
BIDDLE DAVID EA
ORTIZ CRISPIN EU
$440,000
4/20/2022
718 N EAST AVE
BRANNAGAN MICHAEL EA
PETTIT ADAM EU
$505,000
4/20/2022
1090 VIA ESMERALDA
ROLAND BARBARA EA
BRECKENRIDGE PROPERTY FUND
$510,000
4/20/2022
514 W ESSEX CT
ROEDER BARBARA
GUZMAN ERASMO EU
$515,000
4/21/2022
2235 N RIVERTON DR
DANIEL CHARLES
YARAEI KAMBIZ
$545,000
4/20/2022
1116 W MCELHANY AVE
CERVANTES JOEL EA
NGUYEN THUY
$550,000
4/20/2022
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA
SANTA MARIA
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
DATE
4010 SARA CT
LORI CHARLES
DAY AARON EU
$600,000
4/22/2022
445 S FIRST ST
DOUGHERTY DOUGLAS EU
FINDER HANNAH
$605,000
4/18/2022
1238 VIA DEL CARMEL
RUIZ GRISELDA
MCCORMICK FRANCIS EA
$620,000
4/22/2022
4457 FOXENWOOD LN
LINDBERG CHARLENE EA
SERIO BARBARA
$620,000
4/22/2022
5301 S BRADLEY RD
TEIXEIRA NORMAN EA
NEWMAN PETER EU
$679,000
4/22/2022
916 BETH CT
METOYER MARSHALL EU
UBIAS ALEJANDRO EA
$685,000
4/20/2022
642 MEADOWBROOK DR
PATTERSON SUE
OLEARY ANGELINA EA
$824,500
4/22/2022
4430 KRIS DR
BESSONI DEBORAH EU
DWORACZYK TERRY EU
$1,250,000
4/19/2022
SANTA YNEZ
3227 GLENGARY RD
DOWNIE NINA EA
WOLOSON HARRY EA
$1,200,000
4/18/2022
UNICORP
1879 RIVER RANCH DR
KOTOWSKI JON
LUPERCIO CARLOS EA
$315,000
4/19/2022
315 FIFTH ST C
LOPEZ DAVID EA
CHAU SELENA
$480,000
4/19/2022
1556 TEPUSQUET RD
SIEGFRIED KNUT EA
DECHEN FOUNDATION
$545,000
4/21/2022
1245 ASPEN LN
SHALLANBERGER HARLEY EU
LOPEZ-ROJAS LICETH EU
$565,000
4/22/2022
917 CALVERT AVE
HIRZEL RONALD EA
BUSTAMANTE RICARDO EA
$616,000
4/22/2022
2316 POINT SAL LOOP
MIMS COLIN EU
CHRISTOPHER JASON EU
$650,000
4/22/2022
558 E SANTA CRUZ CT
MOGAVERO TANNY EU
LEYVA-MARQUEZ ALAN EA
$650,000
4/22/2022
727 ONSTOTT RD
ALMANZA EDUARDO EU
KALB MICHAEL
$775,000
4/21/2022
3340 SHEPHERD DR
EDMON KENNETH EU
LIZARRAGA JANET
$777,000
4/19/2022
3822 CELESTIAL WY
ROSDAHL, MICHAEL K
LIU YANG EU
$802,000
4/22/2022
2990 WILDHAVEN CIR
THOMPSON TOMMY EA
CHAVEZ FRANCISCO EU
$1,600,000
4/22/2022
3623 OAK VIEW RD
HANSEN GARY EA
PLESTIS CRAIG EA
$2,335,000
4/19/2022
5200 FOXEN CANYON RD
ADELMAN JAMES EA
STRONGWATER VITICULTURAL INVES $2,600,000
4/22/2022
3580 OAK TRAIL RD
FLETCHER BRENT EA
MOTHERWAY FAMILY TRUST
$4,650,000
4/19/2022
9496 SANTA ROSA RD
MOSBY GERALDINE EA
LOIZIDES INVESTMENT GROUP
$6,000,000
4/22/2022
2040 N PREISKER LN
G6 HOSPITALITY PROPERTY LLC
DUTT HOSPITALITY LLC
$9,071,500
4/20/2022
Plumber:
Medicine cabinet choices should reflect your basic needs By Ed Del Grande
Question: Ed: I just read your helpful column on choosing basic toilet features when buying a new toilet. We’re remodeling our bathroom to include fixtures and the medicine cabinet. So, can you do the same type article for medicine cabinets? – Louie
Answer: When choosing a new medicine cabinet, you need to take into consideration your existing one. Even with a full remodel, some things like electrical and framing may have to stay in place. Here are some basic choices to make when buying a new medicine cabinet.
When choosing a new medicine cabinet, you need to take into consideration your existing one. Even with a full remodel, some things like electrical and framing may have to stay in place. Photo courtesy Kohler/TNS
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Recess-mount vs surface-mount This is the first choice to make. It’s a good idea to consult your contractor to see if your medicine cabinet should be installed into the wall or on the surface of the wall.
Framed vs. frameless Do you want the look of a framed cabinet like a painting? Or you can have a modern frameless look. Integrated lighting vs. fixture lighting This choice is about choosing built-in mirror lighting, or separate lighting fixtures above or to the side of the unit. Finally, don’t forget about tall vs. stocky — and that’s the long and the short of it.
Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com. Always consult local contractors and codes. ©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Style at Home:
Seeing Green
Greens are having a big year in 2022 from avocado to emerald and sage.
By Katie Laughridge Photos courtesy Handout/TNS
Every year Pantone picks a color of the year for us all to enjoy. However, while I love periwinkle, this year is going to be all about green (for me, at least). I have been a big fan of green for years (and really, my whole life), but I am turning up the volume on my obsession. Greens are having a big year in 2022, from avocado to emerald and sage — and I love them all. Green is a wonderful year-round color that symbolizes rebirth, growth and life in general. While some people try to turn it into a negative hue of jealousy, I have always found it to be a relaxing color both in nature and in home decor. Using green in your home is a fantastic way to add an earthy and established essence to your spaces. One of the best qualities of the color green is its versatility. So many shades of green work wonderfully in a home. For spaces with an earthy color palette of neutrals and browns, I tend to gravitate toward greens with the same undertones like sage and forest. If your home features bolder colors of navy or deep reds, a great pairing is jewel-toned greens like emerald and jade.
Then of course, bright and springy greens can be introduced to just about any color pairing for a burst of freshness. Incorporating green into your home is easy, whether you want to go all in or ease into it. Don’t be afraid to go bold! While it might seem a little far out to go all in and paint your room a shade of green, the payoff is worth it. While this color may be out of some people’s comfort zones, it is not as scary as it may seem! If wall color isn’t the direction in which you want to go, start with the little things. One surefire way to introduce a new shade is through your throw pillows or art. Many of our fabrics contain shades of green that can slowly turn the volume up in your home. While a set of throw pillows or a new botanical print introduces the color to your room, it is important to establish your palette with the addition of a few strategic items. Lamps are a fantastic way to cement a new hue in your home and create a cohesive look throughout your space. Adapted from nellhills.com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. ©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
While a set of throw pillows or a new botanical print introduces the color to your room, it is important to establish your palette with the addition of a few strategic items.
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A faux fur bench adds a sense of glamour in this master edroom.
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Benches, Ottomans provide form and function By Cathy Hobbs
A bench serves as the ideal additional seating in this living room space. Photo courtesy Scott Gabriel Morris/TNS
Looking for a way to add both form and function to a space? Consider a bench or ottoman. Not only do these smaller scale furniture pieces provide functionality, in many cases they can be the best fit and furniture solution in size and scale. Need ideas on the best way to incorporate benches and ottomans into your home? Here are some top tips!
Do’s
1. Do consider ottomans in entry areas. They can serve as an alternative to a case good such as a console while still helping to convey a point of entry. 2. Do use benches or ottomans as additional seating in social areas such as living and family rooms. 3. Do use benches and ottomans as a way to infuse color and texture into a room. 4. Do use ottomans and benches in areas in which small-scale furniture selections are appropriate. 5. Do use benches and ottomans to make a design statement.
Don’ts
1. Don’t ignore opportunities to use benches and ottomans as a finishing touch in a space such as at the foot of a bed. 2. Don’t use ottomans and benches in overly large rooms. They may appear too small in large spaces. 3. Don’t use ottomans and benches in ways that don’t provide function. Avoid using them in a purely decorative way. Function is best. 4. Don’t ignore opportunities to use benches and ottomans in unexpected ways such as a coffee table. 5. Don’t forget that ottomans and benches are modular and versatile and can be used in pairs or groupings if needed.
A small ottoman provides both a pop of color and additional seating in this family room. Photo courtesy Handout/TNS
Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Visit her website at cathyhobbs.com. ©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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This Ruby-throated humm was seen on April 3 feedin
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Calibrachoa Superbells gave winter the one-two punch Photos courtesy Norman Winter/TNS
(left) This Ruby-throated Hummingbird was one of three that showed up at The Garden Guy’s house April 3, and was photographed here feeding on Superbells Yellow. (right) This Ruby-throated hummingbird was seen on April 3 feeding on the Superbells Pomegranate Punch calibrachoa.
April 3rd was the day the ruby-throated hummingbirds returned to my house. Oddly, it was a feast of the Calibrachoas Superbells. This story, however, starts the first week of October, which is when I planted them.
These Superbells Pomegranate Punch were also planted in October and photographed two days after being exposed to 21 degrees.
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A large organization involved in HOA issues is the Community Associations Institute (CAI), which consists of 62 Chapters in the USA, Canada, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates, 8 of which are in California. CAI has a membership of over 43,000 homeowners, service providers, and professional managers. In California, CAI’s 8 Chapters allied with a separate lobbying entity called the California Legislative Action Committee of CAI, which regularly sponsors and opposes legislation concerning HOAs in California. Issues at the federal level are handled by CAI’s headquarters and its Government and Political Affairs Committee. Homeowners, managers, and service providers may be members of CAI. For more information, visit www.caionline.orgor www.caiclac.com. Another organization in California, consisting of professional managers and service providers, is the California Association of Community Managers (CACM). CACM was created by a group of veteran managers in 1991, and primarily educates and credentials HOA managers. It also has a Political Action Committee and advocates in Sacramento regarding HOA legislation. One must be a practicing professional HOA manager or service provider to be a member. For more information, visit www.cacm.org. The Executive Council of Homeowners (ECHO) was created by five homeowners and some service providers in 1972 and now has 1,500 HOA members and 250 service provider members. The organization, as the name implies, focuses on HOA volunteers, and, like the other organizations, provides legislative advocacy on issues concerning California common interest developments. For more information, visit www.echo-ca.org. – Thanks M.M. for your question. I hope you’ll look into one or more of these organizations. Best, Kelly.
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I’ve been touting this for zone 8 and warmer for a couple of years. To be honest, after what I have seen, I would definitely try them in zone 7, too. The problem, however, lies in the producer, the garden center and then in a large part, you, the gardener. In other words, are you a believer? I plant in October for Supertunia petunias too, but for the sake of this column I am sticking with Calibrachoas Superbells. My first butterfly sighting of 2022 was Jan. 9, a large pristine cloudless sulphur on Superbells Grape Punch. The winter turned pretty cold for a few weeks, a few 23-degree mornings and a boatload of days in the mid- and upper 20s. Then we entered a really warm period, kicking everything into a state of growth and blooms. Spring had sprung, so to speak, and we found ourselves with blooming azaleas, loropetalums, flowering quince and camellias. The long-range forecast was looking favorable and then suddenly, well, you can guess. The forecast seemed to drop on a daily basis, predicting really cold temperatures in the low 20s for the morning of March 13 and a freeze on March 14. I was speaking at the Dirt Friends Festival in El Dorado, Arkansas, that weekend and was helpless to try and protect. I did enjoy their episode of winter, acting like a kid, taking pictures and videos of the snowstorm in their arts district. It was beautiful. I was expecting the worst when I returned home, and sure enough, the azalea blossoms were toast. When I looked in the backyard, The Garden Guy’s paradise, the Superbells and Superbena verbenas were still blooming profusely. The Supertunias, which had been budding up, suffered no damage either. So, this brings me to now. The three ruby-hum-
mingbirds I had today flew back and forth feasting on Superbells Pomegranate Punch, Grape Punch, Dreamsicle, and Yellow. These flowers are so extraordinarily colorful, and they bring joy. But add hummingbirds and swallowtails, and you may start to do the garden happy dance (or in my case I grab the camera). Superbells will get about 12 inches tall with a 24-inch spread and packed with an extra-long season of enormous blooming potential. While I have had good luck growing them in raised beds rich in organic matter, their best performance will always be in containers with good sunlight. These that survived my cold winter were all in containers. Be creative designing your mixed containers, whether they be baskets, window boxes, bowls, urns or extravagant clay pots like olive jars. This is also the time to use the best potting soil, nothing heavy with clay soil from the garden. Since the Calibrachoas Superbells are such prolific bloomers, they are counting on us as gardeners to keep them fed. During the warm growing season, most of us water on a daily regimen, which will leach out the nutrients. You can use controlledrelease granules per your formula recommendation, but don’t be afraid to use a diluted water-soluble fertilizer at least once a week like most of the commercial landscapers. There are now 38 choices of Superbells for you to choose from. Even though my October-planted Superbells are in full bloom, I am looking for some I have never grown, like Black Currant Punch and Superbells Prism Pink Lemonade. I urge you to go to the Proven Winners website and see which colors, patterns and even doubles might appeal to you. Get yours planted soon for the long growing season ahead.
The first butterfly of 2022 was January 9 feeding on Superbells Grape Punch.
This mixed container of Pomegranate Punch and Yellow calibrachoas was planted in October 2020 and photographed in May 2021 with a visiting Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. Norman Winter, horticulturist, garden speaker and author of “ Tough-as-Nails Flowers for the South” and “Captivating Combinations: Color and Style in the Garden.” Follow him on Facebook @NormanWinterTheGardenGuy. • ©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
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