| The Woodland Garden may be mostly green and white as seen on the previous page--but it also has quite a bit of yellow and a touch of purple. Continue. |
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| The Woodland Garden may be mostly green and white as seen on the previous page--but it also has quite a bit of yellow and a touch of purple. Continue. |
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This white flowering Hosta had variegated foliage with two shades of green.
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| Pulmonaria officinalis with its many spots--also known as Jerusalem Cowslip, Lungwort, or Spotted Dog-- and Rodgersia podophylla. | ||||
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Large masses of white flowers on a rather tall Polygonum--not to be confused with Polygonatum seen on the previous page.
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| A white flowering Hydrangea 'Annabelle' with ball shaped flower clusters. | ||||
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The tall and gracefully arching spires of Ligularia.
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| A closer up view of the Ligularias adding a patch of yellow to the Woodland Garden. | ||||
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A thick clump of gold and green Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' with white Hostas and Pink Astilbes in the background.
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| A water loving Trollius chinensis 'Golden Queen.' The name of the genus of this Chinese native is from the German "trollblume" meaning globe flower. | ||||
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A Hydrangea quercifolia thriving and blooming in the dense shade--which gives me an idea for a shady spot.
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| This Daylily flower really was blooming as shown next to the Hydrangea--I did not move a thing--and simply took the photo recording the two unlikely neighbors. | ||||
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A small purple Lily in the Woodland Garden.
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| A small pale yellow Lily in front of a variegated Hosta. | ||||
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The simple white bells of Campanula punctata 'Rubriflora'
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| But take a look inside to see all the little purple spots! |
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