First, the name of the museum is Tulare County Museum, and it is in Mooney Grove. This is a county park. Just wanted to clarify, because the title of my blog posts about this mural make it sound as if the museum is called the “Mooney Museum”. I just like alliteration.
This is how the mural looked when I arrived on Day #3.
The brighter orange is poppies, the lighter orange is fiddleneck, and the lightest yellow is mustard. (You’re welcome – I know you were wondering.)
There were a few details left to add to finish this one.
Better.
Best.
There is too much to show you on today’s post, so Day 3B will appear tomorrow.
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Are they going to trim whatever that bush is that sticks up in the lower right corner? It’s very distracting from your beautiful mural.
Hi Marjie, I don’t know what to expect in terms of landscaping. (I’m advocating for ferns at the base of the Sequoia trees.)
But, but, but . . . since this is a museum, instead of the wind turbines shouldn’t there be smudge pots??
Sharon, maybe there are smudge pots but they are shorter than the trees so they wouldn’t be visible. When I was a kid living in a house in an orange grove, we had both ways of protecting the fruit.
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