Northeast Gardening: Current Combinations, 1 by bbrookrd

bbrookrd wrote:
I often see good planting combinations in the garden. Some are just happy accidents, while others are copied from other peoples postings and a few are ones that I conceived of on my own. I do a big happy dance when those work in my garden. So here are a few photographs of companion plants that I think enhance each other. I would love to see your favorites together, planned or otherwise.
The first one is of just a nice group of foliage that works. Taken on June 11
Patti