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The Shade Path garden: Variegated Solomon Seal (Polygonatum odoratum 'Variegatum') in front of the blue flowers of Brunnera 'Jack Frost'. |
Here are some views of our
Shade Path garden from the past couple of weeks. I love when it turns to this blue and white phase... so peaceful...
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View down the Shade Path this May... forget-me-nots (Myosotis), chartreuse inflorescence of Euphorbias, hosta, ferns and many others. |
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This pretty patch work is of an unnamed lungwort (Pulmonaria) and an unnamed Euphorbia. Any suggestion as to their identities is welcome!! |
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One pretty little flower of Trillium grandiflorum. |
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Forget-me-not-like flowers of Brunnera 'Jack Frost' |
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Aquilegia 'Nora Barlow' |
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Tulip 'White Parrot' re-bloomed again this year. Parrot tulips are known for their unusual markings and shape. It is a nice, frilly addition to the sunnier end of this mostly shade garden. |
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Our new Fothergilla is flowering this month, and goes so nicely with the Euphorbia! |
Read more about the
Shade Path on
our garden map.
So beautiful and inspiring. I really must work on my shady part of the garden, yours looks amazing, so full and lush and just shows what you can achieve in a shady spot.
ReplyDeleteEven one white trillium is a blessing. It will spread if it is happy.
ReplyDeleteShade gardens can be so peaceful and relaxing. Yours is definitely all of that.
ReplyDeleteYour spring garden is looking beautiful. I love it!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Beautiful shade garden, Julie. Love the shots of blue everywhere.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely garden! Forget-me-nots are a favorite of mine. Everything looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe blue-and-white phase does look very tranquil. It would be a great place for an outdoor nap! That color harmony with the fothergilla centers and euphorbia is truly awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks all! We have really been enjoying the garden this week, even with some heat! Hoping for some rain soon...
ReplyDelete~Julie
Beautiful shots of the shade garden through your artful eyes.
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