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I got the quick garden tour from the house seller today. She's a Garden Club member (am I intimidated yet?), so I think she was pleased and flattered that it was one of the queries I had about the property.
In only vague order, the following are growing in the back and side yards:
Forsythia, lilacs, perennial geraniums (pink), summer phlox, sedum, clematis, trumpet vine, wisteria, hydrangea, black-eyed Susan, "wagelia"?, japanese iris, boxwood, peonies, mallow, ornamental grasses, hosta, pinks, lupines, raspberries, blueberries, concord grapes, rose of sharon, mock orange, orange daylilies, pink lilies, japanese pompoms, money plants, 2 hollies, rhododendron, azalea, some other things she didn't remember what/where she had put in, and miscellaneous evergreens.
Many of the plants are one-of, that she had gotten cuttings or trades from other garden club members, hence the variety.
I got the quick garden tour from the house seller today. She's a Garden Club member (am I intimidated yet?), so I think she was pleased and flattered that it was one of the queries I had about the property.
In only vague order, the following are growing in the back and side yards:
Forsythia, lilacs, perennial geraniums (pink), summer phlox, sedum, clematis, trumpet vine, wisteria, hydrangea, black-eyed Susan, "wagelia"?, japanese iris, boxwood, peonies, mallow, ornamental grasses, hosta, pinks, lupines, raspberries, blueberries, concord grapes, rose of sharon, mock orange, orange daylilies, pink lilies, japanese pompoms, money plants, 2 hollies, rhododendron, azalea, some other things she didn't remember what/where she had put in, and miscellaneous evergreens.
Many of the plants are one-of, that she had gotten cuttings or trades from other garden club members, hence the variety.
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Date: 2005-10-28 02:53 pm (UTC)I bet its Weigela:
http://www.mrgrow.com/plant/plant697.htm
I love this shrub. I have a varigated one in my yard and when it blooms it gets covered with the sweetest little pink flowers that the hummingbirds love.
the only thing about caring for it is that it can look rather scruffy if you let the deadwood get out of hand (which I did ;)) but I'm told it can handle a good pruning once in a while. You may get fewer blooms the next immediate year but it should catch up.
enjoy!!!
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Date: 2005-10-28 02:55 pm (UTC)Thanks.
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Date: 2005-10-28 03:01 pm (UTC)