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I am linking this short post to Christina's GBFD because of the key foliage elements that keep it looking good all year long.
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Julie, I love your blog and your philosophy about gardening. I know I will visit again and again. Thank you for the lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteIt still amazes me that you propagated all that beautiful phlox from one half-dead pot off the nursery junk heap.
ReplyDeleteI love October's Asters with the pumpkins.
I love the phlox you have in the may picture. It is so cuddly and squishy looking!
ReplyDeleteI also love the pink peony-looking tulips. I forget what they are called.
Thanks Olivia! Those are Tulip 'Angelique' and they are in fact classified as a "peony flowering" tulip.
DeleteYou're making me long for tulips, Julie. I love the phlox too. Christina
ReplyDeleteOh Julie this is such a beautiful garden....that phlox had me ohhhing and awwing ....what a stunning image even of the iris just in bloom
ReplyDeleteLike evryone else, love your phlox!! Am really amazed at your succesional planting for all your borders, they look so wonderful all year round.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - I love how your gardens have names, I really need to do that! The phlox is perfect, and its more perfect because you massed the same one instead of breaking up the effect with different colours, stunning!
ReplyDeleteNow what is the name of the clematis that is growing through the roses - so charming!
Happy Wednesday ~ Brenda
That is C. 'Etoile Violette', and she is stunning through our old rose. Thanks for reading along!!
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Julie, it's so good to see a garden evolve through the seasons. Some lovely colours and planting combinations.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your garden's transition throughout the year...the succession of bloom and color is positively inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Scott! That means a lot coming from you!
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Dear Julie, Your succession planting is cleverly done! Every month is special in its own right. Beautiful! P. x
ReplyDeleteThat first photo with the Irises and Crocuses is a great capture of a moment. It makes you feel like you're there. And then to see the garden transition through the seasons is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love your garden style! Drifts of blooms, cottage gardening, stone walkways, small little dainty blooms in the front and the bigger grasses and blooms in back....everything.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to have found your garden blog. I'm learning a lot and I need to share your site with another cottage gardener I know down here in Texas. You two are garden twins!
I especially like this idea of showing a section through a part of the year. What a creative way to present a planting.
A tip of the trowel to you for a job well done!
David/:0)
Thank you for your very high praise, David. I really cannot wait just to get out in the garden again this year, but am using this time to read my garden books and learn more myself :)
Deletethanks, Julie
Your garden is so amazing - what a succession of beauty through the seasons! Thanks for sharing it with us through your blog.
ReplyDeleteAs a gardening novice, I would love to see what exactly you planted in your driveway garden to get it to look beautiful all year. Is the diagram of that somewhere on your site?
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