What do you do with your tall Eupatorium?
I pinch its tops, but the plants are still so tall, they lean almost to the ground.
I pinch its tops, but the plants are still so tall, they lean almost to the ground.
Hollyhocks are not rusty this year.
I collected seeds at the shore on Bainbridge Island. The plants are about 8 feet tall and long blooming.
Lavatera:
This is one of my favorite places in the garden.
Lavatera branches, like curtains, frame the entrance to the arch:
Lavatera branches, like curtains, frame the entrance to the arch:
Martha Washington Geraniums are blooming non-stop.
Roses are saved from deer thanks to Liquid Fence.
Fuchsia Double Otto was moved from big pots to the soil. So far, it's doing just fine.
First Chrysanthemums:
Hybiscus didn't like our acidic soil, so I planted it in the container with some lime added:
Liatris:
The new plant in my garden, Toad Lily. I need to watch it closely. It looks happy so far, but I already moved several other plants from here. They get crowded by arborvitae roots.
Fuchsia in the hanging basket overwintered on the tree branch and is blooming profusely.
I hope your August gardens are full of blooms too.
***Copyright 2013 TatyanaSI hope your August gardens are full of blooms too.
