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Although the garden is dormant during the Winter, the ornamental grasses and the crabapples keep the landscape interesting.
February 14, 2017
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The garden continues its glorious display in September with ornamental grasses, Sedum, and barberry.
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In July, beside the small patio facing the upper border, the large white panicles of Hydrangea quercifolia take stage, complemented by yellow Coreopsis and silvery purple buds of Perovskia.
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At the end of June, just beyond the upper border, the predominant colors are blue and white.
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In late June, at the other end of the upper border, two shades of pink Monarda take stage.
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In mid-June, pinks and purples predominate along with a splash of yellow in the upper border.
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After the dangling bells of Variegated Solomon’s Seal have disappeared, the variegated foliage of this perennial give color to the landscape.
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In May, the vibrant color of Cercis canadensis (Redbud) is complemented with the maroon foliage of low barberries.
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in October, the faded hydrangea heads and mums still add lots of color and structure to the beds.
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In August, the heads of Sedum ‘T Rex’ turn dusty pink.
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