| The tour program describes this Williamson Road garden as a “plantswoman’s paradise.” No wonder I loved it. |
Sunday’s Beach Garden Society garden tour had many highlights – and we’ll write about others, later. But, by accident, Sarah and I saved the best till last, the subject of t
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oday’s post. It showed how even a plant collector’s addiction to onesiness could produce great things in the right hands. Paradise, indeed.
The Williamson street front was lush, lovely and, even better, labelled. Come tour with us.
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| Beach gardeners have to deal with slopes aplenty. Here, raised beds deal with a change in level and put clove-scented pinks within easy sniffing distance. The black-painted pergola cum archway perfectly accents and counterpoints all that colour. |
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| Variegated aralia (Eleutherococcus sieboldianus ‘Variegatus’), which I’m guessing this is, would be a great candidate for a Twitter hashtag I started a while back: #botanicalnamesfuntosay. Or even #botanicalnamesfuntospell |
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| Well-placed plant labels are built-in captions for the garden photographer. Thank you, plantswoman, thank you! (Although, sometimes with plant labels you do need to know the plant to know which label belongs to it.) |
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| It’s usually the flower and foliage of Kousa dogwoods (Cornus kousa) that gets talked about
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. But isn’t that bark terrific? At its feet, a few of the countless (not counted by me, at least, but lots, trust us!) hostas on display. |
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| Isn’t the white rattan headboard an excellent de
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| Clever. That’s how I feel about gardening, especially after a winter like 2013-14. |
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| Sculpture by Marilyn Walsh was featured in numerous gardens. And many displayed cut flowers, for instant spot colour. |
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| Just as we were leaving, I was thrilled to spot the label for this variegated plant, whose name had been maddeningly eluding me since I saw one on Through the Garden Gate. Thank you, planstwoman, thank you! |
