2014 Garden Memories
. . . in the Hutchings gardens
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| A friendly greeting awaits you at the Hutchings home. |
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| Potted petunias totem. How did they do that? |
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| An exotic branched sculpture remains after Nate pruned a contorted filbert that had been hit by the eastern filbert blight. |
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| The tree now forms a vibrant focal point in the back yard . . . |
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| and has become a unique support for pretty hanging baskets. (Latest word is that there is new growth at the base of the tree!) |
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| A clump of TB 'Rare Treat' makes a lovely show. |
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| Smooth, sword-like iris foliage creates a strong textural contrast against the rugged pale boulder and feathery silver-leaved artemesia. |
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| Pretty iris |
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| Irises and daylilies highlight the plantings that surround a naturalistic pond in a picturesque corner of Diamond Rise Gardens. |
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| Another pretty iris |
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| More pretty irises |
Mr. Jack O'Lantern keeps a watchful eye on comings and growings.
Don't forget to wave goodbye as you leave.
. . . at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Hamilton, Ontario
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| TB 'Insaniac', one of my favorites last spring at the RBG Laking Gardens which are presently undergoing an extensive renovation. |
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