Showing posts with label fall reminder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall reminder. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

Planned Changes - Back Centre

David and Blue Boy phlox will move to the far end of the centre garden, closest to the woods.  The pale pink lilies and pink monkshood will move from there to replace the phlox.  Also in that space near the back deck will go sea holly, Amazing lily, Aubade lily, pale delphinium seed, pink poppy seed, Becky Towe phlox, and more things I can't think of right now.

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Sea Holly

I keep forgetting to move this till it's too late.  This fall I'll move it to the back where the big phloxes are moving out of, with the lilies.

Monday, August 9, 2010

Fall Plans - Hydrangea moves

  1. Move the tall blue monkshood to the ring garden where the iris and Quickfire hydrangea are now.
  2. Dig and divide the iris, move in to the edge of the circle, in front of the monkshood, where pink astilbe is now.
  3. Move the astilbe to the back, TBD.
  4. Move Quickfire to the front of the house, where Winky Pinky hydrangea is now.
  5. Move Winky Pinky to the back beside the garage, where the monkshood is now.

Monday, July 19, 2010

Imagination Required

Changes to the ring garden:
- pulled up all the Panorama bee balm
- planted new purple campanula 'Superba' in front
- planted a division of Moonbeam coreopsis on the corner
- in the fall, Danielle phlox will go in back where there is a sorry looking cleome now

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Tiny Bellflowers

These are a tiny version of the tall purple and white ones that are also just starting to bloom.  This is hidden away in the back fence garden.

Remember to move some up front to the rock garden in the fall!

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Dutch Iris

First to bloom of 50 mixed bulbs planted this spring.  Looks like I'm only going to see perhaps 10 bloom this year.  If I get many of these blue ones, I think they're going to move over by Danielle's orange lilies.  About 2 feet tall.

Sweet Kate looks wonderful and Mom's pinks have all opened.