This is where the newest Gaura has found a home; it is, for me at least, the most peaceful spot in my garden, with Sages, Irises, Shasta daisies, and Sedums. English Ivy as backdrop (yes, I know . . . . it's invasive and shunned, if not despised, by many gardeners, but here it's a good cover for the railroad ties), and a small blueberry bush just to the right. The pink of the Gaura is now a nice contrast; in a few months it will complement the blooms of the Sedum.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Gaura & Peace
This is where the newest Gaura has found a home; it is, for me at least, the most peaceful spot in my garden, with Sages, Irises, Shasta daisies, and Sedums. English Ivy as backdrop (yes, I know . . . . it's invasive and shunned, if not despised, by many gardeners, but here it's a good cover for the railroad ties), and a small blueberry bush just to the right. The pink of the Gaura is now a nice contrast; in a few months it will complement the blooms of the Sedum.
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