Gardening Magazine
A quick heads up, this post will be a bit self-congratulatory for my liking. These are all pics I actually took myself (granted, anything great was most likely an accident).
But then again, I am kind of awesome, so screw it.
Here we go, a trip through the seasons:
This best represents why I don't cut down my perennials for the winter:
This photo was taken at the Philadelphia Flower Show and it inspired me to some day design a garden with only ornamental grasses:
My attempt at taking advantage of lighting with this Hypericum:
Spring is in the air ... and allergies too:
I have an unhealthy lust for Viburnums:
Love these Campanula blooms up close:
An Allium bloom right before it "pops":
The only Peony bloom that survived the deer this year.
I like how the bee appears to be holding on for dear life:
Just a cool ass looking macro shot of a bloom that you would never really notice from afar:
Just fantastic color on this Astilbe:
My best attempt at controlled chaos:
A reminder of why I love native plants so much:
I think this pic best represents my gardening style; ornamental grasses and native perennials:
Again, trying to take advantage of natural light:
I just like it, even if the colors clash a bit:
MMMMMMMMMMMM, ornamental grasses:
This makes the cut because my son actually took this one:
A Hydrangea bloom "aging" well:
How many more colors can we get in this Miscanthus:
Autumn and Hunterdon County, NJ - perfect together:
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