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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A Few Of My Favourite Garden Friends:
Epimedium brachyhizzum 'Elfin Magic'
Aristocrat of Sublime Beauty
Hydrangea 'Twist 'n' Shout
Spigelia marilandica
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4 comments:
It was a perfect day today! Cool, sunny, butterflies and also bird sounds. Garden help arrived which delights me. The only blue I saw was corydalis, but it is glorious. Oh! I forgot - a blue Omphaloides too. Come see and bring Megan! ;)
Don't you have a blue clematis blooming now?
Marie:
Indeed, it was your blue Corydalis that introduced me to the blue obsession, and no, my blue Clematis is later in the season. C.heracleifolia.
Better look for an earlier blooming blue clematis...like Blue Pirouette.
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