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Photo Tour Experimenting with Plant Combinations

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There is plenty of room at the Garden Home Retreat so I can do a lot of experimenting with plant colors, forms and textures. Here are some of the combinations that came into peak in early summer.

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Sir do you have Garden Home Tours, At your Garden Home .
Roland & Jane Caldwell
Reply #5 on : Sun January 17, 2010, 09:49:51
We own your books, and come to arkansas, for all the seasons, both northern, and southern areas, We watch your shows two are more times a week, on create. Thank you for your great shows.your new friends Roland & Jane Caldwell
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Bachelor buttons, hollyhocks, and black-eyed Susans
dlfreeman48
Reply #4 on : Mon September 21, 2009, 12:56:10
In the country town in Oregon where I lived as a child, bachelor buttons and hollyhocks grew wild in the ditches beside the roads. They reseeded themselves at the end of summer and were back the next spring. These are some of my favorite flowers from my childhood memories. There were, also, black-eyed Susans growing on the edges of all the wheat and alfalfa fields.
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Plant Combos
Deborah Krelle
Reply #3 on : Sun August 23, 2009, 12:04:49
# 5 Salvia + Cosmos .A real hit.
# 6 Umbrella and Spires, looks like fireworks. Wonderful surprise!
#9 similar shapes, Super
I really have never seen a bad looking flower, just some look more spectacular.
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Geraldine M. Bell
Reply #2 on : Thu July 30, 2009, 17:13:43
It's whimsical, elegant, lacy - I love it.
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Victoria King
Reply #1 on : Fri July 17, 2009, 09:55:25
Simply stunning! From the pictures, it looks like a field of flowers.

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