Interesting color combination
Here's an interesting color combination in the fall garden. The blue is Verbena bonariensis and the pinks are Sedum and Echinacea
posted by Doug Green @ 12:41 PM
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Doug Greens Gardening
Doug Green's Gardening reflects the daily garden lessons and rants of this professional garden writer. He shares what really goes on in the garden and his mind rather than the sanitized versions found in his websites and articles.
Monday, October 02, 2006
About Me
- Name: Doug Green
- Location: Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada
Hi- let me tell you I'm a full time garden writer - living on an island and building a brand new garden. This is a record of that garden building and exploring. I almost hesitate to tell you how long I've been in the nursery business (30 years give or take) but I've grown a lot of plants (killed a lot too) and there's just too many plants and too little time.
5 Comments:
Looks very ethereal... is that your garden, Doug?
Echinacea? They must deadhead. Mine are done right now (zone five, S/E MI)
My zone 5 Echinacea are long done for, and the trees are just thinking abour turning.
Nah - it's not my garden. This is one of the demonstration gardens at the Montreal Flora Expo (garden design exposition) I want back there two weekends ago to check it out again (and to eat in old Montreal) :-)
Wow! If they can do that in Montreal, surely it will work in Vancouver! (mine never turns out like the pictures however)
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