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My husband was in disbelief that I would dig a big hole in the lowest
part of our property. This bed is perfect for Crinum lilies,
Salvia ‘Black and Blue,’ several types of irises that love moisture,
and more….
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'Marvel Gold' is the name of this yellow variety of our native Iris fulva. |
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Meadow Rue, Thalictrum, adds an airy elegance to this bed, especially when planted beside the bold foliage of Crinums. |
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Crinum lilies are long-lived...they are found thriving at old abandoned homesteads. |
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A friend gave me this white crinum fifteen years ago. The bulb was the size of a grapefruit. |
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At only 6" tall when in bloom, Stachys minima, or Dwarf Betony, makes a great edging plant. |
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Midsummer through fall, the 3-foot clumps of Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue' are topped with spikes of deep blue flowers. |
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Zephyranthes candida is a rain lily that blooms in late summer after we've had a drenching thunderstorm. |
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Driveway Beds, Pondside |
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Last updated: March 05 2010 22:30:48.
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