Spring color doesn’t get any better than the new growth on a deciduous conifer. As the needles emerge they are a bright clear lime green. In the fall they turn a golden yellow and drop to the ground. This tree is a perfect specimen for a small garden bed and will display an interesting shape even with the needles gone in winter. So rebellious, a … Continue reading Weeping Larch
And the plants are: Parrots beak, Larch ‘pendula’, Euonymous fortunei, Heather ‘spring torch’, Fuchsia ‘gartenmeister’, Blackie sweet potato vine, Sedum, Nonstop begonia–mocca scarlet, Japanese Painted Fern, Dusty Miller, Flax ‘flamingo’, Coleus, Creeping Charlie. Continue reading Rio All Grown Up
This is the container I created named Rio, because my daughter said it reminded her of a parrot. The color theme is red, with a silver accent and here are the players: For Height 1. Weeping Larch tree: Larix decidua ‘pendula’ 2. New Zealand Flax: Phormium cookianum ‘flamingo’ 3. Fuchsia ‘gartenmeister bonstedt’ For Color 1. Heather: Calluna ‘spring torch’ 2. Stonecrop: Sedum spathulifolium 3. Sedum: … Continue reading Larch and Flax Red Container
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