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| You have just entered the side garden path which leads to the back garden. There's lots to see in this sunny area first. You'll see many different perennials that don't require much care and most, multiply freely. This year my NEW raised garden is in bloom and I added annuals in between the perennials. Ok, now go and check out the plants. If you want, you can even pick a flower. :-)) |
| The above view and the one on the right look down the path from the garden gate into the sunny garden. Here is my NEW raised garden in bloom with many kinds of Spring flowers including: Lillies, Yarrow, Purple Cone Flower, Daisy, Bee Balm, Phlox to name a few.This year I mixed annuals in between.. Peonies weren't in bloom when this picture was taken.,.Many of these flowers appear elsewhere on this website. Most of these flowers are good for cutting. |
| Keep in mind I'm NOT a professional gardener . There weren't any gardens here when we moved in. I made them all and YOU too CAN grow a garden!!! |
| Hi there!! I'm glad you stopped by to visit my garden! I always enjoy sharing it with you.. |
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| Liatris also known as Gay Feather and comes in shades of Purple and White. |
| Asiatic Lillies come in various colors and multiply freely and need minimal care. |
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| Please be patient. It may take more time for all the pix to load. It's worth it. |
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| The pink phlox and blue veronica are very showy in the raised garden. Both are easy to grow and bloom until late in the season. |
| These little dainty white anomes are a nice addition to any garden. Shown here in the border of the raised garden. |
| Tickseed has dainty leaves and a type of coreopsis. It's shown here in the border of the raised garden also. |
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