Cut back euonymous from railing so we can work on the rust. Purchased trellises to support new plant growth and cover cement.
New barren strawberry plants (diagonal) to supplement established plant that is starting to spread (left).
Oakleaf hydrangea.
More barren strawberry and relocated St. Johnswort.
New blueberries and creeping phlox--an attempt to fix erosion problem in this corner.
Driveway. Previously planted phlox in the foreground.
Speedwell (left side, planted uphill from blueberries).
Azaleas in bloom.
Cut back euonymous from railing so we can work on the rust. Purchased trellises to support new plant growth and cover cement.
New barren strawberry plants (diagonal) to supplement established plant that is starting to spread (left).
Oakleaf hydrangea.
More barren strawberry and relocated St. Johnswort.
New blueberries and creeping phlox--an attempt to fix erosion problem in this corner.
Driveway. Previously planted phlox in the foreground.
Speedwell (left side, planted uphill from blueberries).
Azaleas in bloom.
3 comments:
Your hard work should pay off with a "Better Homes and Gardens" yard. You've certainly got lots of Cournoyer genes.
I don't know about that. 3/4 of the stuff I plant doesn't come back. Learning to stick with shrubs and groundcovers now.
Looking good!
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