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Terie says,“Ten old age ago we spend the summer calendar month clearing this area to extend the side curtilage . Wild grapeshot vine , multiflora rose , and other underbrush were removed to make way for a garden peninsula . Just behind it would be a grass way . I amended the woods base with rack barrels of composted foliage mulch , peat moss , and top land .

After limit its form , we let garden eternal sleep until the following spring . Plant divisions , friends ’ contributions , and local green household visits gradually filled in the blanks . The following year we decided to develop the right side of the path , so continued to sort out . I build mini rock wall with Harlan Fisk Stone from our dimension . ”

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This area has dappled sunlight as tree canopy is high. Some of the perennials that do well in this location include astilbe, ligularia, lady’s mantle, ferns, lilies, hostas, queen of the prairie, columbine, and anemone. The pink flowers in the upper left are Japanese candelabra primroses. 2 WAYS TO ENLARGE! Click directly on the photo to enlarge in a pop-up, or click HERE to see this image, larger, in a new browser window.Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Terie Rawn