28 Mar 2011
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Teza's Garden: Essential Woodland Plants
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Veratrum nigrum
Linnaeus: The Father of Botanical Latin
Deinanthe caerulea
Glaucidium palmatum
Epimedium 'Windfire'
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A Plant Collector's Mecca
For those who demand the rare and unusual, with a decidedly shadier disposition, LOST HORIZONS is your starting point destination! Click on photo above for a direct link!
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Who Is This Shady Character?
A collector of rare and choice woodland perennials that fill my Zone 5 shaded garden.
Acer campestre 'Carnival'
Corydalis 'Wildside Blue'
Arisaema consanguineum 'Perfect Wave'
Fraser's Thimble Farms
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Whistling Gardens
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Lilium martagon
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Epimedium brachyhizzum 'Elfin Magic'
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2 comments:
Well if it's any consolation, they're a pretty blue. I hear ya. It is taking way too freaking long for the nice weather to return.
As my husband Kevin said this a.m. when he looked at the weather page in the paper, "Isn't that line of low pressure supposed to be somewhere up here (pointing to the middle part of Canada) and not here - the upper middle of the US. My poor hamamelis looks like it wants to be anywhere but in my garden. You don't want to know what my face looks like. Thanks for the lovely blues this a.m.
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