Mid-Atlantic Gardening: PLANT ADDICTS CHAT # 2, 0 by Muddy1

Muddy1 wrote:
Sounds like you'll have to get more of them, Sequoia!

Speedie, the grass is still sitting in a bucket awaiting its new home. It hasn't started sending up its plumes yet; I'll take a photo when it does. I'll have lots of seeds to share afterwards.

Here's a photo of my side perennial bed, which is where I planted the 3 Liatris spicata I bought. The Black-eyed Susans in pots to the far left are some of the ones I dug out; I'm going to plant them there but need to move a few things first, starting with the now ratty- looking Spiderwort.

The hardy Australian Canna in the back is usually much taller by now. I had the Muhly Grass right in front of it, but then realized the grass wouldn't show up over the BES until it sent up the plumes.

The short, annual Salvias are providing screening for some Heuchera richardsonii (Alum Root) seedlings growing behind them.

There's a Culver's Root in the back row which will add more white blooms later this summer.



This message was edited Jul 6, 2014 8:53 PM