New Garden

JJOF

11 years ago

It's all done now. Who would have thought that just a fairly small sized garden would be such hard work!

View from the sidewalk:

Close-ups:

After a couple of years I'm sure it will fill in nicely.

Jason

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marricgardens
11 years ago
Looking good Jason. I'm sure it will look awesome in a few years. Marg
mantis__oh
11 years ago
What is the cultivar of coneflower that you have (the shorter one)?
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newyorkrita
11 years ago
Well, maybe lots of work but lots of payoff as it already looks great and will only get better as it fills in. What type of tree is that in the middle of the garden?
organic_kitten
11 years ago
It will just get better and better. It is very pretty now, Jason.
kay
jean_ar
11 years ago
It looks real good, Jason.Wont look the same next year when it starts filling in a litle more.

Jean
JJOF
Original Author
11 years ago
Mantis - That coneflower is called Pow Wow Wildberry. Rita has the same one. I bought it because I loved the pictures of hers.

Rita - The tree in the middle of the garden is an Ivory Silk Japanese Lilac.

Jason
avedon_gw
11 years ago
How many daylilies do you have in there, Jason? Bet that tree is going to be wonderful, just from the name. Avedon
JJOF
Original Author
11 years ago
Avedon - I'm not sure how many daylilies I planted for sure. Maybe around 35. The tree has already been there for 3 years and I've always loved it. It's beautiful in early summer with its white blooms.
Jason
shive
11 years ago
It looks great! It will be gorgeous next year.

Debra