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Rebecca Lindenmeyr
Photo of a traditional full sun backyard formal garden in Burlington.
Photo of a traditional full sun backyard formal garden in Burlington.
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Having such a large chunk of land to garden allows for prolific massings of perennials and the space to compliment them with pairings of contrasting plants. Here, Black-Eyed Susan, Crimson Pygmy Dwarf Barberry and Magic Carpet Spirea hold hands while Blue Star Creeper hugs (almost hidden) flagstone steppers. Photography by: Joe Hollowell

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Black Eyed Susan
- Stunning display of abundant, long-blooming flowers over a dark green basal leaves. Brilliant yellow flowers with black centers are excellent cut or outstanding in the garden or wildflower planting with day-lilies, asters and grasses.
- Fast Growing; 3-4 ft tall and 1 1/2 ft wide
- Blooms midsummer to early fall.

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The homeowners camoflouged the old well-head amazingly by constructing a simple cedar box/screen and nestled amongst a bed of Black-eyed Susan and a low hedge of English Boxwood. Photography by: Joe Hollowell

Curb appeal around mailbox. The boxwood and knockout rose were existing. We tied the two plants and spaces together by adding a bed of mixed annual begonias that echoed the color of the roses, softened that with blue flowering blue-&-blue sage, a perennial that blooms for 6 months. In the late summer, the area will really come a blaze of color when the rudbeckia black eyed susan along curb bloom also
Photographer: Danna Cain, Home & Garden Design, Inc.
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