Re: Aconitum/Phlox(wasMatrona..)
- Subject: Re: Aconitum/Phlox(wasMatrona..)
- From: A* D*
- Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 09:05:06 -0500
Gene - well, if a Chicago trip is ever in your future, please let me
know! Actually, most of my beds are in at least half-shade, and I have
a nice shade bed also against the north-facing wall of our neighbor's
house - mostly hostas, ferns, and self-seeded corydalis lutea, with
clumps of rodgersia, astilbe, hakonachloa, heuchera, Solomon's Seal
(variegated), bleeding heart (spectabilis), a big clump of kiringeshoma
palmata, & other odds & ends here & there. Another bed that needs
revamping in a big way - I do love shade plants and love to combine all
the different shapes, sizes, textures, & colors of foliage -- the
flowers are just a plus. I did add a few white regale lilies last fall,
and they added a pretty white note (and fragrance) amidst all the
foliage when they bloomed. We were just in northern Indiana this
weekend visiting friends, in Shipshewana - lots of lovely gardens in
that Amish community.
Anne - Chicago
GeneBush wrote:
>
> Goodness, Anne,
> What a description! Sounds absolutely wonderful. Wish I was traveling through
> your neighborhood sometime soon. ..................
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