Pictures of my perennial terrace gardens

[buddy110]

Enjoy.
Mostly from seed two years ago:

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[cheshirekat]

Welcome!

Nice job you have done there. Did you do all the brick work yourself?

[buddy110]

No, I contracted that out.

Thanks

[njrebo]

That is gorgeous!!! Is the purple plant Russian sage??? I love that!!
NJ

[buddy110]

That is gorgeous!!! Is the purple plant Russian sage??? I love that!!
NJ

Yes, Russian sage. Thanks

[dex]

Beautifull

[mogardener]

Gorgeous!

[DefiningYourHome]

Truly spectacular! You have a great sense of color combinations and design.

I'd love to hear more about your plant list/seed growing experience. Did you winter sow in pots...have a greenhouse...or direct sow?

Thanks so much for sharing,
Cameron

[buddy110]

Thank you all. It's my passion.
All the seeds were sown indoors in my sunroom. The room is 14X16 and trust me there was no room to walk .
There are a lot of gallilardia, coreopsis and Dianthus. The lilies, iris and sage I bought as roots/bulb/corns etc. I just went crazy and planted them all in two days two springs ago. This year they all really bloomed well. I had to thin a lot of stuff out it was so crowded.

I use sweet peat for mulch. That stuff is amazing. It acts as an organic fertilizer and keeps the soil moist. This fall I am going to mulch with compost then I have three huge piles in the back yard that are ready . I can't wait to see next years results!

[L.A.]

Beautiful.

[growup]

I can't wait until our Russian Sage is that large! Looks beautiful.

[bali]

Looks professional.