The Garden is Coming Together

This weekend was the first time I noticed that the garden was starting to "pull it all together". By that I mean, it is becoming less and less about the individual plants and more about how they act together as a whole. A collection of plants is becoming a "garden".
Here are some samples of the "garden":

Panicum (Switch Grass) 'Rotstrahlbusch', Monarda (Bee Balm) and Juniper 'Wichita Blue'

Achillea 'Moonwalker', Sedum 'Matrona' and Sorghastrum (Indian Grass) 'Sioux Blue' 

Too many mention

Astilbe 'Deutschland' and Physocarpus (Ninebark) 'Diablo'

Mountain Mint, Panicum (Switch Grass) 'Rotstrahlbusch' and Monarda (Bee Balm)

Itea 'Henry's Garnet' and Miscanthus 'Variegatus'

Itea 'Henry's Garnet', Viburnum 'Emerald Lustre' and Amsonia (Eastern Bluestar) 'Tabernaemontana'

Again, too many to mention

Viburnum 'Aurora' and Miscanthus 'Gracillimus'

Itea 'Henry's Garnet', Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea Oats) and Panicum 'Northwind'

Geranium 'Brookside', Asclepias Incarnata (Swamp Milkweed) and Itea 'Henry's Garnet'

Astilbe 'Deutschland' and Nepeta (Catmint) 'Walker's Low'

Little of everything

Angerus sisterium and Runningus brotherium

Revengus brotherium (rare cultivar) and Runningus sisterium

Slipanslideium

Slipanslideum (Male version, less hardy)

Keep these plants active and outdoors and they agree to photos like this: And they even eat lunch sitting NEXT to each other:
A great weekend on many fronts.
John