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Used to be a shade garden

11 years ago

This one started out in heavy shade-now the pine tree has thinned out and I get quite alot of sun. It has Heuchera-miracle, Caramel and palace purple. A baby Black Beauty Cimicifugia, Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola', Sweet Kate Tradescantia, a baby Niagra Falls Hosta and a very tall Acontium. To the right is Hosta Holy Mole and Hosta Invincible. To the rear-new Daylilies.

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Comments (2)

FunLovingNun
11 years ago
Nice garden. Should really fill out soon enough. Not so sure about the frogs lol. But good job.
juanital
11 years ago
Nice!!!
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