Northeast Gardening: Todays Project. , 1 by nutsfordaylily

nutsfordaylily wrote:
Nice area that you're working on there, Patti.

My sales area is for selling plants, you're right about that. I don't do a lot in sales, just stuff here and there. More daylilies than anything else. I usually have a sale day the first weekend in June and then 2 in July. I may have more this year. I'm planning on getting an A-frame sign to put up at either end of our street to draw in customers on the days I'm home working in the gardens.

My dry garden has a lot of plants that prefer dry conditions. I have many gaillardia, echinacea, rudbeckia, salvia, veronica, achillea, etc. Also have some daylilies mixed in there, and some TB iris. Oh, and some geraniums. Last year I had a lot of Marigolds and an annual salvia called 'Coral Dawn', which I will probably grow again this year.

Karen

Here's a few pics of my dry garden as it looks now. This is looking at it from what I call the side, looking towards the south side of our house.