27 Jan 2012
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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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2 comments:
All of your plant kids are beautiful sweetie ! I especially love the corydalis .. I still don't have one but I am determined to have a brilliant blue one when I do make the leap !
Hard to believe how much can happen in two years with them eh ?
This weather scares me though .. I am really worried about my little Japanese Maples and a few of my other plant kids .. but what can we do about the weather eh ?
Stay warm !
Joy : )
You have quite a nice selection of plants, Barry. I am envious of how happy they all look. I have tried many of those plants but without your success in making them thrive.
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