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| Christine admires a rambling grape vine. |
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| Christine and Donna |
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| Hazel nut - a native plant. |
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| Donna demonstrates cracking a native hazel nut. |
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| Back view of Christine's heritage home. |
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| Seed spikes of rhubarb are highly ornamental. |
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| Elaine captures a shot of the others. |
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| Elaine is in the picture |
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| Christine laments that this Honeysuckle has had its better days. |
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| In Nancy's garden, a Siberian Iris struts its stuff. |
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| Nancy's greenhouse is surrounded by a multitude of plants. |
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| Iris siberica |
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| One of three rock walls built by Nancy. |
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| Larger rocks form the outside - smaller ones fill the center. |
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| Nancy still has work to do. |
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| Celery and cucumber plants. |
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| Horseradish |
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| Cornus kousa - flowering dogwood |
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| Rosa rugosa Therese Bugnet. |
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| Nancy's lime tree winters inside. |
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| Clematis alpina Davidia has a huge 8 inch bloom. |
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| Dianthus deltoides in Myra's garden. |
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| A group of daylilies in bud are surrounded by Dianthus deltoides. |
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| Rosa rugosa Robusta is a repeat bloomer. |
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| Campanula latifolia are backed by Sweet William. |
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| Canes of American Pillar can reach 20 feet in a season, but not this year. |
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| A tumbling |
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| Long view across driveway. |
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| Juliette will greet you at the front door. |
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| Sweet William contrasts with Heuchera Purple Palace. |
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| Nancy took in a shady spot accompanied by Willie. |
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| Donna discovers catmint growing with shasta daisies and bellflowers. |
