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Re-did another garden

9 years ago

Decided to make the garden along side my fence an all perennial garden.Took out all the annuals and old bulbs and added Daisy,dwarf Hollyhock,Gold Flame Honeysuckle and Coreopsis to the to the Liatris and Phlox that were already in it.Might add some Hyacinths for spring color.

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dbarron
9 years ago
Hee, yes, it looks bare....hard to resist adding more...but then I garden by the principle that bare ground is simply a place for weeds to grow. So...bare ground should be covered with leaves as quickly as possible.
lilsprout
9 years ago
It will beautiful when it fills out. The mulch looks nice ;)
Hyacinths will be a nice addition too!
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TomInMichigan
Original Author
9 years ago
Picked up some Apricot Passion Hyacinths and some Puschkinia bulbs this week for the border and might pick up some botanical tulips so the garden will have color from spring to fall
sorie6 zone 6b
9 years ago
Very nice!
Is that a a Border Collie I see in the back ground? Maybe Aussie? I have a BC so just wondered!!
TomInMichigan
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks That is my neighbors Aussie Shepard Boo,he is a great dog!

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