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Love the variety of plants

6 years ago

I see Dusty Miller and Catmint, do you mind sharing what the other plants are?

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Katharine Webster Inc.
6 years ago
In addition to the Dusty Miller, some of the plant varieties that make this garden unique are Artemesia 'Powis Castle' and Lavender 'Otto Quast' planted with existing boxwood. Also, the plant that looks like Catmint in the image is actually a combination of Common Thyme and Lime Thyme.

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