Woodland Aster (Aster divaricatus, Eurybia divaricata)
Rodgersia (aesculifolia?)
Blue and Yellow
Tree peony seedpods
Astrantia major (Masterwort):
Japanese Anemone:
Mahonia and hops:
Buddleia is blooming:
Daphniphyllum:
Dan Hinckley was asked by the guests of the garden about this interesting thing in the next picture.
It looks like (salamandra?) eggs on native juncus:
It looks like (salamandra?) eggs on native juncus:
Lobelia tupa:
Viburnum opulus Nanum:
Acer pseudoplatanus Eskimo Sunset, Sycamore maple:
Beautiful dark blue hydrangea:
False Solomon's seal:
Fascicularia bicolor and ferns growing in the huge fir's roots
I hope you enjoyed. Thanks!
***Copyright 2013 TatyanaS
Wasn't that Lobelia tupa wonderful? Such a great color. All the others I've seen have been a sort of burgundy, but that one had some orange shades in it, which I loved.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting your photos, always a treat.
Alison, thanks! We asked about it, and we've been told that this variety is not sold. The one that usually can be found for sale is tupa lobelia with darker flowers, as you described.
DeleteСпасибо! Очень красиво! Жаль что фото не передают запаха цветов. Во время просмотра фотографий я ощущала себя внутри Вашего сада. Мне стало легко дышать среди этой красоты!
ReplyDeleteСпасибо, Татьяна! Этот сад не мой. Если будет желание, приходите на мой русскоязычный блог Pelageya, русская американка.
DeleteThanks for close-up views of some lovely woodland plants! I planted woodland aster this past spring. It was a bargain table buy, and I wasn't sure what to expect of it. It is blooming now, and I am so pleased with it. I also love the shape of its leaves.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deb! I fell in love with this plant!
DeleteWow ZI loved this garden...I have never seen an almost black looking hydrangea flower.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna! That hydrangea is a showstopper!
DeleteBeautiful garden with some really interesting plants. Love the Kirengeshomas, Hydrangeas, especially the one with the spidery flowers around, the lilies, autumn crocusses. Thank you for sharing these pictures of special plants.
ReplyDeleteJanneke, thaks for your comment! There are thousands of interesting plants there, and I'd love to see them during different seasons.
DeleteGorgeous! That dark blue hydrangea is stunning. What a fabulous color. But that fascicularia has got to be one of the most unusual plants I've ever seen. Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteHolley, thanks!
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