Beginner Gardening: What makes a Garden a Garden?, 1 by HollyAnnS

HollyAnnS wrote:
Oh yes, Hens and Chicks, yellow sedum, ebony spleenwort and sensitive ferns. There are; reticulated iris, daffs, and tulips planted in front of the wall that bloom in the spring. I add a few annuals to the mix in May. I don’t have problems with the Hens and Chicks, but the sedum always has to be removed and I can only find homes for so much sedum, so a good bit of it ends up in the compost bin. The wall is about 2 ft high and 25 ft long with a raised bed behind it. I'm planing to add a second shorter wall in front of this one and expand a second lower bed out and then a third bed at ground level in front. I will have 3 levels of curved beds when it is done. But that is for another year.