Cottage gardening English style

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• To: m*@ucdavis.edu
• Subject: Cottage gardening English style
• From: "* B* L* <r*@nets.com>
• Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 23:26:18 +0000
• References: <199903041415.OAA01253@boober.lineone.net>

No need to beat the breast out West! Here in dry alkaline Santa Fe, over
the past 10 years, I have found that many traditional cottage gardening
plants do well on drip irrigation: wallflowers, stocks, delphiniums,
pinks, carnations, pansies, lavender, honesty, balloon flower, certain
foxgloves, penstemons, babys breath, obedient plant, snapdragons,
bouncing bet, Greek valerian, hyssop, the sages, thyme, chamomile,
bronze fennel -- one could go on and on. 

Rand B. Lee, Freelance Writer & Editor
Founder and President, The American Dianthus Society
Founder and President, The North American Cottage Garden Society
Member, Garden Writers Association of America
Author, PLEASURES OF THE COTTAGE GARDEN (Michael Friedman Publishers)
copyright 1998, ISBN 1-56799-695-7
randbear@nets.com
1306 Lujan Street
Santa Fe, NM 87505-3220
505-438-7038
Zone 6a

• References:
  • English-style Gardens
    • From: "Edward Faridany" <ekf@lineone.net>

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