Since the garden was basically done I figured I'd change it up. It's what I do.
First I added edgers to the existing garden. This involved moving the cat condo forward, thus creating a larger space behind it for large hostas...yeah!
I decided that the central part of the garden really looked blah and should be much more spectacular so I decided to revamp it by creating a berm.
All the plants in this area were pulled out and stored while I dumped 25 bags of topsoil in place to create a little height and provide good soil. Then plants were replanted and my favorite hostas were pulled from other areas to be added to my new specimen garden.
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Here's the new area with a slight rise and edgers
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Now we'll take a little stroll through the garden.
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Curly Fries hosta
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Empress Wu hosta in front of the red dress form. It's one of the largest hostas, but she's still a baby...give her time.
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Engleman Ivy on the trellis - talk about instant gratification!
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Paul's Glory
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Forbidden Fruit hosta - gotta love the name
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Jurassic Park hosta - so he gets a little dinosaur by him |
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Komodo Dragon hosta - so he gets a dragon
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Praying hands hosta
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One of my favorites - Rainforest Sunrise hosta
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A cute little astilbe
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This heuchera had such an unusual yellow bloom I just couldn't resist it.
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Long Live the Queen
Long Live the Queen
Wow, it's gorgeous! You definitely have gifted hands. I love all the different hostas, along the bits of humor injected here and there. I'm surprised that management hasn't hired you to beautify the whole park. You have a wonderful day, hugs, Edna B.
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