by Susan on November 25, 2011
It’s been a year since I started the redesign of Libertiny gardens. I have to say, I am pretty happy with the results. The boxwood and yews have made all the difference in the world, adding some much needed structure to the design. The garden can now hold it own during the winter months and the design will continue to improve as the plants mature.
Here’s a few images of how things look a little over a year after the redesign started.
View across the Garden in August 2011. You can see the Eastern redbud trees along the back fence are growing nicely and forming a screen.
View looking towards the house across the garden. The boxwood are starting to grow nicely now and provide good structure for the garden beds.
View looking at the garden from the deck in August 2011. The yews that line the front face of the deck are growing nicely and help the deck sit in the landscape.
Center flower bed with Japanese anemones blooming
View across the back garden from the deck
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by Susan on November 25, 2011
Japanese Anemones are one of my favorite garden plants. They are easy to grow, bloom late in the season and sway beautifully in the breeze. I have a collection of hot pink, light pink and white anemones in my garden. Here are a few images of them blooming in the garden.
White Flowering Japanese anemone "Horine Jobert"
The double petals on this Japanese Anemone make this Spectacular
Image of a Deep Pink Flowering Japanese Anemone
Double Petal Japanese Anemone Blooming in the Garden
Light Pink Flowering Japanese Anemone
"Horine Jobert" Japanese Anemone Blooming in the Garden
Image of Japanese Anemones Blooming in the Garden
Image of Pink Japanese Anemones Blooming in the Garden
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Alliums are one of my favorite Spring bulbs. They look cool, like something from a Dr. Seuss book, and the deer, rabbits and ground hogs won’t touch them. That definitely makes them keepers!
This time of year, the alliums are blooming along with forget-me-nots and Dames rocket. Check out the photos below to see what’s happening in the garden. Things are starting to perk up!
Alliums blooming in the side border
Dames Rocket and Alliums blooming in the garden
Alliums blooming in the side border
View across the backyard showing alliums, forget-me-nots and boxwood
Forget-me-nots blooming in the garden
View across the backyard garden in Spring
Close up of alliums in the backyard
View across the backyard
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