By Alexandra Dittrich
Lil Holloway is constantly work to improve her garden .
" You may remember my garden from past summers . This year my husband built a brick paseo for me , which has reduce weed by half . I have also concentrated on Hybrid Lilies , pull up out a tidy sum of “ magnanimous material ” and put in new Siberian and Japanese Iris . I ’m hoping the Iris will be a feature next year . This twelvemonth is a time of passage , but I am pleased with the result and , like most nurseryman , I keep moving matter around , erase , and adding . "
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I really don’t know what this rose is. I have 3 bushes, side by side, and they’ve been in my garden for 20 years. I just love them.
Asiatic Lilies, love the orchard one. Most of these are new.
Just love Catmint, hides the weeds at least for a while. The Yellow is False Indigo and of course Japanese/Siberian Iris. Can never tell the difference.
This rose is “Oh My” a prolific bloomer.
This robust climber is “Winner’s Circle” Blooms for long periods then rests awhile. Been there for about 8 years.
Black Eyed Susan looks outstanding this year.
Brick walkway my husband installed and Black Eyed Susan that completely surprised me this year. Started from 2 plants.
One of many Daylilies in amongest the hybrids.
Dayliliy and Hybrids. Sorry I don’t know the names, I’m really bad about that.
Another view. The frog is hiding his eyes because the Clematis didn’t do well this year. Another problem to solve.
Isn’t she a pretty one? More will bloom end of July/August. Casa Blanca, a tall white come out in August and is what inspired me to plant more.
