December 6, 2019

Fall Plantings 2019

Hmmm...I knew I had been gone a while but.....6 years!  Not sure where I got to!

Sooo......I'm adding to my garden this year and in keeping with the original purpose of this blog, I want to keep track of what's growing.

 A few years ago I was down on Cape Cod in the Fall and fell in love with the ornamental grasses that they had at the resort.  I spoke with the gardener who happened to be on site and she told me where to buy them and that at this time of year they were on sale!    I bought 2.

Miscanthus Gracillimus
The one directly in front of the house is about 4 or 5 years old now.  The line of grasses to the right was just planted.

This years additions the the garden are......

Crème de la Crème Phlox (Super Sak

Light:  Full Sun, Partial Shade

  • Size:    #1 Plant

  • Zone:  3-9

  • Bloom Time:  Early to late summer

  • Height:  30 - 36 inches

  • Soil Requirement:  Well drained

  • Planter Friendly

  • Attract Bees



 

White Ladies Belgian Aster


  • Light:  Full Sun

  • Size:  #1 Plant

  • Zone:  4-8

  • Bloom Time: Late summer to first frost

  • Height:  36 - 48 inches

  • Soil Requirement:  Well drained

  • Deer Resistant

  • Planter Friendly


Birch Double Everblooming Hardy Geranium

  • Light:  Full Sun, Partial Shade

  • Size:  #1 Plant

  • Zone:  4-9

  • Bloom Time: Late spring to mid fall

  • Height:  10 - 12 inches

  • Soil Requirement:  Well drained, humus enriched

  • Planter Friendly

  • Attract Bees

 

Strawberry Candy Reblooming Daylily


  • Light:  Full Sun, Partial Shade

  • Size:  #1 Plant

  • Zone:  3-9

  • Bloom Time:  Early midseason (Early-Midsummer, and again in late summer to early fall)

  • Height:  24 - 26 inches

  • Soil Requirement:  Well drained

  • Planter Friendly

Lupines Mixture


  • Light:  Full Sun

  • Size:  #1 Plant

  • Zone:  3-8

  • Bloom Time:  Late spring to early summer

  • Height:  30 - 36 inches

  • Soil Requirement:  Average (normal) to dry

  • Deer Resistant



  • This is my fancy shmancy diagram of what went where.


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