Re: combination plantings


> Bob,
> I used to live near White Flower Farm in Litchfield, CT.
> One of the most beautiful displays possible does pretty much
> what you describe.
> Along a beautiful old typical New England stone wall is a
> bed of daffodils in the spring, succeeded by day lilies in
> the summer.  It is such a successful planting idea, covers
> up the fading daffodil foliage and provides constant color.
> 
> Lisa

And when that begins to wear a tad thin, you can revel in the 
astounding hosta border on the shady side of the stone road 
walls.  :) It is a very nice place to while away a few hours.  
They are always experimenting with plant combinations & 
succession planting in the wavy perennial garden near the shop.  
They use them for the catalog photos.     Jaime
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