Spring Pictures

16 years ago

Here is my contribution to the spring pictures. I do like lots of different plants in addition to the conifers. I recently became interested in rhododendrons with interesting leaves. Two species known for nice leaves are recurvoides and roxieanum. I acquired several recently. A close up of a roxieanum follows. A couple of nice random shots as well. Gary

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bluegix
16 years ago
Very nice does your garden back onto some woods. looks like a nice area for acers to flurish. how much land have you got there looks like a nice size and area to play with.
gardener365
16 years ago
Cool plants. A nice setting in that first photo.

Dax
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firefightergardener
16 years ago
Very natural setting! Love the hostas too, I'm having an affair with them currently!

Is the horizontally-tiered conifer on the right in the first photo a Dogwood? The branch structure is beautiful!

-Will
sluice
16 years ago
Lush!
gardener365
16 years ago
Where'd you get your Fagus sylvatica Aurea Pendula? A tough plant to find. The one I have was a gift...

Dax
ghgwv
Original Author
16 years ago
bluegix:We have about 10 acres of land but it is cut out of the side of a small mountain. Alot of huge boulders, trees and rhododendron thickets leaving a much smaller area accessible. Japanese maples do well but we are at the northern fringe and I have had many losses over the years.

Will: The plant is Cornus alternifolia 'Argentea'. A very beautiful plant.

Dax: You are right about Fagus sylvatica Aurea Pendula being hard to find. The plant in the picture came from Stonewall nursery near Madison WI.

Gary