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Contents How to clean your outdoor furniture ...............................................4 HOA Homefront Q&A: Closed Sessions Part 2 .....................................................................8 A Note From The SBAOR President: California’s housing still hot but is there cooling in the forecast? .......................................................8 Style at Home: Bring your personality to life in your decor...................................10 Try these eight summer cleaning hacks .........................................11 Santa Barbara County Sales...........................................................14 Sun Parasol Mandevillas celebrate eighteen years of stunning tropical flower color....................................................20

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How to Clean Your Outdoor Furniture By HomeAdvisor Summertime’s in full swing. You’ve put the finishing touches on your outdoor living area and you’re enjoying Sunday barbecues and evenings relaxing by the fire pit. But are you thinking about the maintenance of your outdoor furniture? Regularly cleaning your outdoor furniture will ensure that it lasts throughout the seasons. And cleaning it right will ensure that you’ll get to enjoy it for many years to come. Here’s what you need to know to properly clean the most popular outdoor furnishing materials:

WICKER FURNITURE Cleaning wicker furniture can be tricky because dirt can accumulate on the delicate crevices of the weaves. Wipe spills immediately and vacuum or use a small brush on the furniture regularly to remove dust. If the wicker is soiled, use a soft bristle brush and mild soap to wipe it off. Then, rinse it with a low-pressure hose and let it dry completely before sitting (moisture and pressure from use can cause the furniture to sag).

WICKER WEATHER CARE Outdoor wicker furniture must be maintained every season. Too much heat can make the weave brittle, while too much moisture can cause mold growth. During winter, store the items indoors or use patio covers to protect them from snow or rain. Some furniture is water-resistant. If yours is not, coat the pieces with a sealant if you plan to leave them outdoors for a prolonged period of time.

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WOODEN FURNITURE

WROUGHT-IRON FURNITURE

WOOD WEATHER CARE

ALUMINUM WEATHER CARE

Outdoor wooden furniture such as teak is relatively expensive and needs extra care to keep it in good condition. Spray with a wood cleaner and scrub the surface with a soft brush once every two weeks. Moisture is to wood what rust is to iron so make sure you always keep your wooden furniture dry. Dampness will cause the wood to develop mildew.

Clean wrought-iron furniture regularly using a rag dipped in a mixture of mild soap and water. Hose it off if there are intense stains — but be sure to dry it completely to avoid rusting. If the paint is wearing away, repaint it using a spray-on painter or a brush.

Weathering is common in wooden furniture, and it happens when the furniture is exposed to sunlight and rain. Apply wood oil and let it sit for several hours before you gently wipe the surface with a clean rag. Oil conditions the wood, restores the original color and provides added protection. During winter, deep clean the furniture before storing indoors, or invest in quality outdoor furniture covers.

Aluminum is known for its low maintenance and ability to withstand extreme weather conditions like sun, rain, sleet and snow. You can leave these pieces outdoors without worrying about damage. They’re safe to store in colder seasons after simply cleaning and drying them thoroughly. To protect against ultraviolet exposure, corrosion and pitting, coat the furniture with automobile wax or baby oil once a year.

ALUMINUM FURNITURE

WROUGHT IRON WEATHER CARE

Aluminum furniture is durable and versatile — and it doesn’t need much care because it doesn’t rust like iron. However, it is necessary to maintain aluminum to extend its life. Wash with a low-pressure hose to remove any accumulated dirt or debris. And avoid high pressure as it could damage the finish. Spray a mixture of mild soap and lukewarm water onto the furniture and wipe it off with a clean cloth. Gentle and repeated wiping helps remove the scuffs caused by other metal objects. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or other chemicals.

Rusting can be a problem with wrought iron, so it’s necessary to take preventative measures after purchasing. Exposure to rain, acids in bird droppings and chipping paint can cause rust to develop. If the damage is mild, sand it off with the right type of sandpaper for your furniture. If the furniture is severely damaged, it’s probably best to replace it.

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Proper care and cleaning can keep your patio furniture looking new for years to come. Photo courtesy Dreamstime

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A Note From The SBAOR President

HOA Homefront Reader Questions

Closed Sessions

By Brian Johnson President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®

Part 2

California’s Housing Still Hot but Is There Cooling in the Forecast The California housing market had an outstanding performance in the first half of 2021, with both sales and its median price growing by doubledigits year-over-year. Looking forward to the second half of the year, housing demand should remain solid but will likely slow as Buyers are getting tired of submitting so many offers before they get an acceptance. We saw a slight dip in the year to date sales numbers in May but they rebounded in June. Additionally, the median price of a home in California continues to rise but the rate of appreciation is beginning to flatten. Could this be a sign of a cooling off in the market? As more and more businesses return to the office and clients tire of bidding wars, we could begin to see a normalizing effect in the housing market. Do not look for prices to drop any time soon though. Adding to the evidence of a cooling are mortgage applications. Applications have been decreasing steadily and just reached the lowest level in 18 months. Some of this can be explained by the large amount of cash buyers but this certainly is having an effect on

the market. We have also seen more listings coming to market. Summer months typically see a higher number of new listings so this is not out of the normal but Buyers are certainly happy to see the increase in inventory, even if it is just a small increase. The overall view of the economy remains strong. Hiring has been picking up and the jobs reports were strong for June. More and more businesses are reopening, hiring is picking up and consumer conﬁdence is at a sixteen month high. These are all good signs for our housing market to remain strong. Inﬂation fears seem to have receded for now and the vaccination efforts in California continue to improve. There remain many variables that could have a negative impact on our recovery, but there are no looming storm clouds on the horizon for now. Brian Johnson is a California licensed real estate agent and the Managing Director of Radius Commercial Real Estate. Brian handles all types of commercial real estate transactions but has a special focus on multifamily investments.

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By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL Mr. Richardson: Our board has had several closed meetings to discuss revisions to our governing documents. An attorney has been present at each of these meetings. Is this not in conflict with the Open Meeting Act since it is not discussing litigation? Does the fact that an attorney is present qualify these meetings as executive sessions? – H.B. Dear Kelly: If an HOA board goes into executive session about unauthorized topics, must those discussions be kept confidential? – Thanks, N.S. Dear H.B. and N.S.: Directors have a fiduciary obligation to protect the association’s legally confidential information and to keep it confidential, even from their friends, neighbors, and spouses. A director who does not protect that confidential information can be exposed to litigation and may be outside the directors and officers insurance coverage. However, if the discussion is truly not confidential and not proper for executive session (for example, discussing the need to raise regular assessments or a landscaping expenditure), then it should not have been kept confidential in the first place. However, check with the HOA’s attorney first about its confidentiality to avoid any mistakes. HOA attorneys normally meet with boards in closed session because most of the topics discussed are sensitive and regularly involve legal input, and usually connect to one or more of the permitted topics of discussion (most commonly, litigation risk). HOA attorneys should be alert to remind boards when a topic is outside closed session eligibility. Boards should know and carefully observe closed session boundaries. – Best regards, Kelly Hello, Kelly: In our small HOA can the board members correspond with each other by

email if they copy all the other owners with the messages? – Thank you. R.T. Dear R.T.: The Open Meeting Act at Civil Code Section 4910(a) allows email deliberations only in case of emergency. Civil Code Section 4910(b)(1) bars deliberations by email in all other circumstances. I understand the logic of simply copying the rest of your small HOA on emails, which might avoid anyone from objecting to the email discussion. However, reserve your discussions for the board meeting. Use emails only to convey updates or information, and avoid opinions or responses to that update or information. I realize that this is an example in which the Open Meeting Act seems impractical, but that is the law we are presently all working under until someone begins to create reasonable alternatives for very small HOAs such as yours. – Best regards, Kelly Kelly: Recently I have seen comments from a director in another association who is using social media sites to vent comments regarding what is being discussed in their association’s executive sessions. What would you suggest that board members do to attempt to get this director to follow the rules? – Regards, F.B. Dear F.B.: A director who publicly reveals executive session information, discussions, or decisions may be violating their fiduciary duty to the HOA. Such breach of trust also harms the HOA’s ability to handle the sensitive matters reserved for closed session. If I know a director is relaying my confidential communications outside the board, I cannot keep copying that director on my privileged communications. Sometimes boards need to consider actions such as suspending that director from closed sessions until they in writing reaffirm their commitment to confidentiality. – Sincerely, Kelly.

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Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is a Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers and Senior Partner of Richardson Ober PC, a California law firm known for community association advice. Submit potential column questions to Kelly@Richardsonober.com. Past columns at www.HOAHomefront.com. All rights reserved®.

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Style at Home

By Mary Carol Garrity

Bring Your Personality to Life in Your Decor

The secret to creating a beautiful home isn’t in cloning a bigname designer’s style, or washing a room in the latest trend. It’s about thoughtfully constructing a space that celebrates the people who live there. Our design choices should not only be inspired by today’s “it” color palettes or furniture styles, but by the opportunity to bring to life the story of us: what we love, what is precious from our past, what we dream of for the future. You infuse a space with your personality layer by layer, in the little design choices and the big ones. My friend Lisa is a master at this. Her home is loaded with personality. Everywhere you turn, you see her sense of humor, love of tradition and adventurous spirit. I will be blogging about Lisa’s home in the near future, so stay tuned. But today, I want to spotlight six ways Lisa has put her unique stamp on her home design, to inspire us to do the same in our own homes. REPLACE GENERIC LIGHT FIXTURES WITH SOMETHING SPECIAL Look up for a moment. Are your light fixtures the generic numbers selected by your builder? Do you love them? If not, think about replacing them with pieces that are filled with character — your character. Lisa picked a charming chandelier for her upstairs bath instead of a ho-hum lackluster light. With its warm gold metal and sparkling crystals, the fixture makes the bath feel like a romantic retreat.

Every room needs one: a focal point that makes a big statement. If your room doesn’t have one already, what about adding a piece of furniture covered in an arresting fabric? Photos courtesy Handout/TNS

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ADD A PIECE OF STATEMENT FURNITURE Every room needs one: a focal point that makes a big statement. If your room doesn’t have one already, what about adding a piece of furniture covered in an arresting fabric? Lisa is a retired art director with a gift for pattern mixing. TREAT YOUR BOOKCASES AS STORYBOOKS Take a tour of the bookcases, hutches and cabinets in your home. Are you using these fabulous pieces to their full potential, to add personality to your home? For me, bookcases are stages for little vignettes that share snapshots of my life. A secretary desk in one of Lisa’s daughter’s room is a great example of how to do this. Each shelf contains a mix of treasures that tell of the occupant’s passions.

This set of vintage chairs is useful but not antique.

HANG SOME OUT-OF THE-BOX ARTWORK Do a quick appraisal of your walls. Are they bare? If you have hung art, do the pieces light up your spirit and reflect your personality? If not, it’s time to get going on filling your walls with works of art that are equal to you. In one of her daughter’s rooms, Lisa added a whimsical gold hunting trophy. What can you turn into art in your home? Trays, dishes and family mementos are all great options. If you can hang it, it can be art.

FEATURE PILLOWS THAT ARE LOADED WITH PERSONALITY A pair of dazzling earrings or a gorgeous scarf can transform an outfit. Fabulous accent pillows do the same thing in your home. The right mix of pillows can give a generic sofa, chair or bedding ensemble oodles of personality. In her guest room, Lisa kept her color palette tight, letting a mix of textures and patterns tell the story. Pick a spot in your home to refresh with interesting pillows. FINISH YOUR WINDOWS WITH FLAIR Your windows are pieces of art in their own right, featuring the world outside. Like art, they look their best in a great frame. Lisa’s magnificent window treatments complement her bedroom’s style, while adding a subtle commentary all their own. Full window treatments are an investment, so select styles and fabrics that won’t be dated in a few years. Lisa’s Roman shades and classic panels trimmed in a Greek key tape are timeless, and breathtaking. Do you have any windows that need a makeover? Resolve to dress them up in 2018. This column was adapted from Mary Carol Garrity’s blog at www.nellhills.com. She can be reached at marycarol@nellhills.com. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

Try These Eight Summer Cleaning Hacks Not sure where to start? Here are some tips to help you clear the clutter this summer and refresh and rejuvenate your space. • Implement the “one in, one out” rule. If you purchase a new item, purge an old one. • Edit, then re-edit. Ask yourself if the item is really necessary. If the answer is no, then get rid of it! • Take inventory. Often homeowners lose track of what they own, especially if items are stored away in attics, basements or offsite storage. Be sure to fully access what you own, and if you are not using certain items after five years, consider donating or selling them. • Consider having a seasonal closet. Store summer items in your closet, while storing offseason clothing and items elsewhere. • Downsize. Whether you are considering living with less or donating items you no longer want or use, summer is a good time to remove any excess. • Organize. Whether you choose to implement a color-coding system or a unique identification method, organization can be the key to maximizing any space. • Deep clean. As you settle into summer and look to fall, why not give your home a thorough cleaning? • Execute weather-sensitive home improvement or maintenance items. The summer is an ideal time to set projects into motion.

An organizational system can help you maximize space.

By Cathy Hobbs Spring is the traditional time when homeowners may think of a cleanup, but summer is also an ideal time to cleanse and purge. With summer comes relaxed days and for some, days off from work and shorter work weeks, making it the ideal time to allocate time for sprucing up, clearing out clutter, and refreshing.

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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. Email her at info@ cathyhobbs.com <mailto:info@cathyhobbs.com> or visit her website at ww. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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BUYER

PRICE

DATE

$990,000

6/30/21

$1,000,000

6/30/21

BUELLTON / SOLVANG 365 MIDTEN HOF

TORELL JON EU

SPANIER THOMAS EA

CARPINTERIA

5578 CAMEO RD

BOSSE KENNETH EU

BASS SUSAN EA

5931 BIRCH ST 1

LIMON LILIANA

JARVIS BENJAMIN EU

$535,000

6/29/21

1035 PALMETTO WAY F

LYNMAR LLC

VASQUEZ ARMANDO EA

$665,000

6/30/21

5446 EIGHTH ST 8

DUBOSE MARIAM EA

MACDONALD GLEN EA

$581,000

6/30/21

1101 EUGENIA PL 4

ECONOMOFF JOVANKA EA

ROTZ ROLAND EU

$485,000

6/30/21

4742 CALLE CAMARADA

KIMBELL WAYNE EA

MALLMANN JC

$850,000

6/30/21

771 CAMINO CASCADA

VOGEL MICHAAEL EU

BAECKER STACY

$1,400,000

6/30/21

763 CATHEDRAL POINTE LN

HERON MARK EU

SHEARN MICHAEL EA

$1,812,500

6/30/21

255 MAGNOLIA AVE

BUCKNER WILLIAM EA

255 MAGNOLIA LLC

$1,250,000

6/29/21

45 DEARBORN PL 43

BOYD LISE

SAPP BRIANA

$430,000

6/30/21

54 DEERHURST DR

MCCORMICK CHARLES EU

TRAN MANNING EA

$1,000,000

6/29/21

44 TOURAN LN

SMITH JOHN EU

LAFOND PAUL EU

$1,325,000

6/30/21

553 TOGNAZZINI AVE

PEACHEY MICHAEL EU

SANTO LUISA EA

$400,000

6/30/21

332 TOGNAZZINI AVE

AYALA FRANK EU

RAMIREZ ROLANDO EU

$350,000

6/24/21

1604 SHEFFIELD DR

MILLER LELAND EU

KOTAR DUSTIN EA

$425,000

6/30/21

626 N B ST

WILLIFORD C LEORA EA

IZZY P NELLY PROPERTIES

$385,000

6/30/21

630 N B ST

WILLIFORD C LEORA EA

IZZY P NELLY PROPERTIES

$385,000

6/30/21

1009 E BUSH AVE

TINDELL KYLE EU

LE TRUC TRUNG EU

$535,000

6/28/21

209 COUNTRYWOOD DR

KOBAYASHI LINDA EA

ESPINOZA MANUEL EU

$480,000

6/29/21

407 N K ST

PREMIER REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT

MANCILLA FREDY EU

$460,000

6/30/21

112 N L ST

MARTINEZ RAFAEL EU

GAITAN RUBEN

$297,000

6/29/21

155 SAN LEANDRO PL

SERVI RUBEN EU

NESBIT ANDREW EA

$3,795,000

6/28/21

521 SCENIC DR

MAI KHAI EA

WATKINS JEFFREY EA

$2,875,000

6/29/21

2323 DE LA VINA ST 205

PERKINS TERRY EU

2323 DE LA VINA LLC

$680,000

6/30/21

407 ALAMEDA PADRE SERR

KAYE GLORIA EA

HALVERSON JOEL EA

$1,654,000

6/30/21

829 N SALSIPUEDES ST B

SIMORANGKIR WENDY EA

NOAH DANIEL EU

$710,000

6/30/21

205 ANACAPA ST

GO RAMS LLC

HUMMINGBIRD SB LLC

$4,250,000

6/28/21

209 BATH ST

209 BATH LLC

LYNARA LLC

$2,700,000

6/29/21

206 W COTA ST

ALMEROTH KEVIN EA

FRAZIER GRAYSON

$1,050,000

6/30/21

513 CORONEL PL UNIT 4

WARNER ARNETT TRUST

KILINC EMRE EA

$935,000

6/29/21

GOLETA

GUADALUPE

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N E W L I S T I N G | 319 N O RT H G AT E . C O M 319 NORTHGATE DRIVE A | GOLETA | 3 BEDS | 2 BATHS | OFFERED AT $695,000 Currently the only 3 bed/2 bath property available in South Santa Barbara under $700k! Better yet, this single level condo has been tastefully renovated over the years. Sleek laminate flooring shines throughout the unit. South facing orientation and large, dual pane windows ensure an abundance of natural light inside. The bright living room opens to a spacious, private patio featuring drought

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tolerant landscaping and a koi fountain. The modern kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and custom cabinetry, with an inunit laundry closet off the dining area. Parking is easy with a 1 car garage plus 1 parking space. Cool off with a dip in the pool, and enjoy use of the clubhouse for entertaining. Conveniently located to shops, dining, movie theaters, and UCSB.

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1760 CALLE PONIENTE

HOPPENBROUWERS TOKE EA

HONEA JAMES EU

$1,070,000

6/29/21

1401 KENWOOD RD

MELARNED AARON

THOMAN ASHLEIGH EU

$1,680,000

6/28/21

2215 ELISE WAY

DASH HOLDINGS IV

VANDERWALL CHRISTIAN EU

$2,584,000

6/29/21

3202 BRAEMAR DR

WARKENTIN MARK EU

STEINER KRISTIE EA

$4,300,000

6/30/21

448 ALAN RD

MERRILL MICHAEL EA

MEEKER ANDREW EA

$2,892,500

6/30/21

1564 PORTESUELLO AVE

RAHJOO HAMID

KASTNER KYLE EU

$1,200,000

6/29/21

725 N ONTARE RD

WEAVER MICHAEL EA

MARSHALL MICHAEL EA

$2,650,000

6/29/21

3054 LUCINDA LN

FALBERG KATHRYN EA

BIRICH COOPER EU

$1,375,000

6/30/21

450 CAMINO DEL REMED F

JUDY MICHOLAS

DOOYLE JOSHUA EA

$151,500

6/30/21

VIA TREPADORA

LONCKI SARALISE EA

MIDDLETON TODD EU

$2,650,000

6/28/21

4452 VIA ESPERANZA

SCHEINKMAN NINA EA

NEWCOMBE KENNETH EU

$4,750,000

6/28/21

4101 MARIPOSA DR

POWERS SCOTT EA

SIDHU NATASHA

$3,125,000

6/30/21

1229 MIRA FLORES DR

SEWELL AMANDA EA

VASQUEZ TIMOTEO

$545,000

6/30/21

966 DAVID RD

TOLBERT GEORGE EA

LOPEZ RAUL EU

$520,000

6/30/21

1011 CINNABAR CT

REHDER THOMAS EA

SANDERS JUDAH EU

$625,000

6/29/21

315 W CLARK AVE

SOARES N GAYLE EU

255 VENTURES

$380,000

6/30/21

4169 WOODLAND ST

PETERSON DAVID EA

ROGERS LAWRENCE EU

$607,000

6/30/21

4472 HARMONY LN

VISE RENE

DIAZ MISAEL EU

$500,000

6/29/21

467 W DAL PORTO LN

HUTCHESON THOMAS EA

SILOT YOMAR EU

$437,000

6/30/21

407 W TAFT ST

FORETHOUGHT LIFE INSURANCE

SILVERADO PROPERTIES

$377,000

6/30/21

1103 W JEWEL ST

ARMSTRONG BOBBIE EA

GONZALEZ MARTIN EU

$485,000

6/29/21

317 E EL CAMINO ST

BENEDETTI MICHAEL EU

DARNELL ANNAMARIE

$464,000

6/29/21

512 DE ARMOND PL

GORDON & ANNE GILL LLC

CANDELARIO JESUS EU

$517,000

6/30/21

829 E JONES ST 3

GAONA CARLOS EU

CORDOVA EMMANUEL

$330,000

6/28/21

SUMMERLAND

3375 FOOTHILL RD 1121

MEIGS KATHLEEN

WEBB ROBERT EA

$700,000

6/30/21

SANTA YNEZ

2116 REFUGIO RD

BAHMAN BRYAN EA

GUEHR KENDRICK

$1,000,000

6/28/21

1721 SKY DR

PACIOREK GORDON EU

GOODMAN CARLOS EA

$4,200,000

6/30/21

1709 SAN MIGUELITO RD

HUGHES HARRIET

BRIDGE STEPHEN

$915,000

6/30/21

421 S U ST

WOLIUNG JAY

CARRANZA BULMARO EA

$442,000

6/29/21

3618 VIA LATO

NORTON THEODIS

RICO AMALIA

$405,000

6/29/21

134 INVERNESS AVE

HOWELL BOBBY EA

KNILL ELLEN

$680,000

6/29/21

4227 CONSTELLATION RD

MACOWICZ APRIL

LOGRANDE ANTHONY

$516,500

6/30/21

4188 ARCTURUS AVE

WHITE CHARLES EA

VARTANIAN MICHAEL EA

$520,000

6/30/21

370 ST JOSEPH ST

CATCH ANOTHER WAVE LLC

NEWMAN LAURA EA

$700,000

6/30/21

360 ST JOSEPH ST

AHVENTURE LLC

NEWMAN LAURA EA

$750,000

6/30/21

1920 S MCCLELLAND ST 11B

RODRIGUEZ SUSAN EA

JONES DYLAN EU

$200,000

6/30/21

1815 N SASHA WY

GUTIERREZ RE ECCA

SUNDARAM THAMBIAH EU

$370,000

6/30/21

609 E FORBES PL

DUNCAN RUSSELL EU

GONZALEZ ROSEMARY EU

$690,000

6/29/21

SANTA MARIA

UNICORP

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Villa Olivarius

Premiere Montecito Ocean View Estate 1640EastMountain.com

A once in a generation opportunity to acquire the largest ocean view estate in all of Montecito spanning over 43 acres on 2 separate parcels. Experience this unique setting with its inspirational views that are unquestionably the best ocean, island, and harbor vistas in Montecito. This unique enclave is in a world of its own with unparalleled privacy, yet it is set in the heart of Montecito’s golden quadrangle just steps away from the storied San Ysidro Ranch.

Offered at $33,000,000

Frank Abatemarco

FrankAbatemarco@gmail.com 805.450.4577 FrankAbatemarc0.com

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Santa Barbara | Offered at $2,595,000

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SUN PARASOL MANDEVILLAS celebrate eighteen years of stunning tropical flower color

By Norman Winter

Sun Parasol mandevillas like tis one at Jekyll Island GA are stunning thriller plants in mixed containers.

Many years ago, the Sun Parasol mandevilla made its debut in the country and those of us who were present knew this tropical climber was here to stay. What we didn’t know was that this series giving a tropical magic to the garden would one day feature 21 varieties. MANDEVILLAS

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Photo courtesy Norman Winter

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(1) Red Emperor is one of 21 selections available in the Sun Parasol series. Photo courtesy of Proven Winners

(4) Sun Parasol Apricot is one of the rarest colors of mandevilla available. Photo courtesy Norman Winter

(2) Red Emperor produces large 5-inch flowers and is quite the thriller plant in the colorful mixed basket. Photo courtesy Norman Winter

(3) Sun Parasol Apricot and the blue Scaevola create a showy complementary partnership. Photo courtesy Norman Winter

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Continued from page 20 We could not have imagined a red and white striped selection, like Stars and Stripes, a soft orange like the Sun Parasol Apricot or a Giant Red Emperor with the ability to climb 10 to 15 feet and produce flowers 3 to 5-inches wide. Every time we thought they couldn’t do it, the breeders from Suntory did. Including creating varieties that produced so many flowers that the only way you could count them would be by pulling them off one at a time. Even that would be considered a laborious task. Sun Parasols mandevillas are found in three major groups the Pretty Group, Giant Group, and Original Group. Then there is the Designer Group with currently one selection Designer White, and two individual colors, Sun Parasol Apricot and Sun Parasol Garden Crimson. All are simply dazzling and worth every penny for your garden dollar. At the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, we used Pretty Pink trained on bamboo poles. They gave a cloud-like bouquet of pink towering above pentas, iresine, and Diamond Frost euphorbia. At Jekyll Island Georgia a top tourist destination, they were in large mixed containers and mesmerized visitors with the abundance of flowers. Last year when I saw Sun Parasol Apricot at a shopping center in Columbus, Ga., I was stunned by its color and could not take my eyes off the creative combination that featured it with blue scaevola a complementary partnership that before had been impossible. Sun Parasol Red Emperor in the Giant Group made its debut in 2014 with huge 3 to 5inch deep red flowers produced all summer on a plant that is supercharged. As with most plants I write about, these Sun Parasol mandevilla hybrids need well-drained soil

to survive. This is one of the reasons that these containers and baskets are so healthy and picturesque. If we prepare our landscape soil to make it organicrich, we can duplicate the results in the containers. For best blooming, you will want your mandevilla to receive at least six to eight hours of sunlight a day. Since it is such a vigorous vine and flower producer, it needs small doses of fertilizer every two to three weeks. In containers or baskets that get watered every day fertilization is mandatory. Frequently, dilute applications of a water-soluble fertilizer like a 2020-20 to keep the plants at peak performance. Be sure to maintain moisture during the hot, dry times of the summer. A prolonged period without water may prove fatal to the plant. The Sun Parasol mandevilla is the perfect plant to get you started growing vertically in the garden. Sure, you can grow it on the street side mailbox, but why not also grow up on a Victorian tower, a lamp post, a lattice trellis, or the classic white picket fence. Can you just imagine the look of a Saba or St. Bart’s Caribbean Cottage? We have a lot of hot growing season to go and if your landscape could use some pizzazz from tropical color then get to the garden center quickly for the Sun Parasol mandevilla.

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. ©2018 Norman Winter Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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Coming Soon 1998 Newer Goleta North Home Light, Bright and Spacious 2203 square ft

Updated 2010, this 4-bedroom 3 bath home has high ceilings with recessed lighting, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. Modernized bathrooms with the finest fixtures and materials. Master Bath features a Free-Standing tub with private separate shower. Arches and pillars add a touch of European warmth throughout the house. Three-Car garage and an inviting low maintenance yard. A Manicured Planned Unit Development with Community Tennis Courts & Swimming Pool. A Special Place to Call Home. Call for An Appointment Today.

Bobbi McGinnis 805 680 6921 Century 21 Butler Realty Inc. 1635 State St. Santa Barbara, Ca. 93101 DRE #: 00707651 Office Exclusive

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SUNDAY, JULY 18, 2021

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