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The Majestic Maple |
A few flowers still in bloom |
PeeGee Hydrangea Tree |
Delphinium - Pacific Giant blooming later than the rest |
Last Hosta blooms |
Holly Berries - I love this bush and have added another to my Spring Wish List. |
The blue of Star Juniper goes well with the purple asters. |
American Cranberry bush and Satomi dogwood. |
Asclepias currassavica planted for the Monarchs. Unfortunately they did not make it to NS this year. |
Although a Zone 7 plant, it is worth planting as an annual. |
Hydrangea - Blue Billows (Deer 'dessert' in spring, so I never got to see it bloom) |
Rhododendron - Olga Mezzit |
The fall colours of the Euphorbia polychroma are stunning. |
Annual Celosia |
Primula doing an encore! Bravo! |
Burning bush is in harmony with Hydrangea colours. |
Hydrangea are deepening in colour. |
White phlox is still looking good in second week of October. |
Burning Bush- beginning to turn |
Such large but delicate looking flowers |
A few blooming plants in the October gardens |
Japanese Fern leaves starting to change. |
Actea -Brunette 1st year I clipped the flower off so that it will use all of its energy to create a strong roots |
Delphinium Blue Mirror - started from seed last year. |
Cranesbill geranium -Rozanne blooms continually |
Blue Phlox blooming for second time! |
Fall Aster - from Bill M. |
Colchicum with Artemisia Brocade |
I planted 5 bulbs in September and they bloomed 2 weeks later! |
Colchicum Waterlily - Thanks to Joan at Village Nursery. |
Spring purchase from Nicole L. -Monkshood. |
Delphinium - Blue Mirror blooming again |
Echinacea Irresistible -2nd summer |
Echinacea Irresistible with Pow Wow in background |
Burning Bush continues to show off its outstanding colour. |
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