(A) House foundation plantings
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house right - this is where I started taking pictures and from here I went around the house to finish up out front
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house right - blue Salvia/Sage, Coral Bells along front, Grape Hyacinth ("fat" grass, Cinnamon Fern on left and on rig
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(Complete) Coral Bells
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(Complete) Winter Arum - The plant attracts pollinators (see description)
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house right - Juniper - Careful, I call a lot of things Junipers that might not be. :o) As a matter of fact, _most_ of them mi
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house right - To right of the Juniper is mostly Astilbe, some established and some younger plants, also more fern. Tucked in be
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The right side of the house SPRING - Hairy Bergenia, Astilbe, Cinnamon Fern, Daffodils, Grape Hyacinths, Winter Arum
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(Complete) Hairy Bergenia
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(Complete) Astilbe
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hot tub corner - Montauk Daisy - a Fall blooming perennial that will bloom from late September to December. Wow! And, the little
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(Complete) Daisy Update 10/1/11 showing the plant in full bloom. (Chrysanthemum nipponicum). Update 12/24/11, David says these
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house back - Bush on left might be a winter-flowering Camellia - we'll find out later! Foundation bushes are various Azaleas wit
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Azaleas behind the house
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Spring-flowering Camellia behind the house occasionally has a white blossom. hmmm
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(Complete) Skimmia (probably japonica) unknown cultivar
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(Complete) Andromeda, Lily of the Valley Bush
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Leucothoe. One of its common names is Highland Doghobble. This is probably the hybrid Leucothoe fontanesiana "Rainbow
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house side - lower left Andromeda or Lily-of-the-Valley Bush; top with red, Leucothoe (loo-KOATH-oh-ee); in the circle a variega
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Variegated Juniper berry
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Ajuga (the purple stuff), and a type of Sedum (chartreuse) - perennials Update 3/25/12 - The Stonecrop is possibly (Sedum rupest
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Ajuga
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Mugho Pines in back, Rosemary in front - perennials
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A nice established clump of hardy Wild Geranium flanked by Dwarf Azaleas
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(Complete) Camellia update 12/24/11. A fall/winter blooming variety. This might be the one that's the State flower of Alabama
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Early Spring 3/31/12
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5/4/12 Pond in mid-Spring with Astilbe in bud and Pink Ladies blooming
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Late Spring 5/19/12 Astilbe in bloom
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Fall 2011 - L-R from top: Astilbe - the corner's not weeds, don't pull; bottom - Japanese Painted Fern; middle - small Water Lil
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