upright japanese plum yew (cephalotaxus harringtonia 'fastigiata')
this lovely creature was planted by the previous owners, who also valued easy-care specimens
upright japanese plum yew |
japanese toad lily (tricyrtis 'taipei silk')
i picked this up at merrifield because it was so luscious i didn't care what it took to grow the thing. then i forgot about it. and it flourished. soooo impressed! welcome to my garden, toad lily. i'm getting more of you next year!
japanese toad lily |
this is what it looked like in bloom (not my photo) |
salvia 'hot lips'
another random find that turned out to thrive on neglect. has been blooming since i bought it 6 weeks ago. i think it's evergreen, too!
hot lips |
coral bells, variegate boxwood, creeping jenny
no virginia cottage is complete without these! i'm proud of this pot i designed, complete with creeping jenny, kale, coral bells and a tiny variegate boxwood. it's been looking pretty for two months now with minimal water in full sun.
lauren's favorite pot |
sage
can't get enough sage. almost as easy as rocks in a garden.
sage |
guara 'snow flower'
a mabel favorite. literally zero care. this one's been going strong since july.
guara snow flower |
variegated mystery shrub
is it azara microphylla 'variegata'? since i threw out the tag, your guess is as good as mine. possibly dwarf form, because i was careful to get something that would fill up about 3-4' and the azara sounds huge. i know it's evergreen. anyway, it's doubled in size in the month since i got it. and of course, without cuddling.
who am i? |
crepe myrtle
happy fall gardening!
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