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D&M FLOWER BEDS, BORDERS, FOUNDATION PLANTINGS
(B) Front, left and right of driveway

(B) Front, left and right of driveway

Zebra Grass in between the Magnolias to the left of the drive
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Zebra Grass with a patch of Day Lilies
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Forsythia - Some scraggly bushes behind the Zebra Grass out by the driveway between two Junipers. It should look pretty in the
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The next few pictures will be all the plants I don't know in this area. :o)
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Orchid (Bletilla striata) "Hyacinthina". More by the garage (showing flowers).
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Orchid (Bletilla striata) "Hyacinthina"
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Flowerbeds right of the drive. The arrows show the general order of the pictures.
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diikwii
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Ageratum - little blue flower is an annual but it freely reseeds. There are oodles of it in Pepe's Pond area so there should be
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Sedum - The Stonecrop family. Learn to love it. It's a perennial and comes in many, many varieties. It looks attractive when
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Nandina - Thanks Debbie for the ID. Going by the leaves I'd say it's the cultivar "Firepower".
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Nandina "Firepower"
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blue spiked salvia/sage
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Roses - I never got into roses all that much. Prune dead heads, dead wood, and maybe thin canes a bit.
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Montauk Daisies
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Crepe Myrtle
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Salvia/Sage
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Under the Red Maple are mature plantings of Hosta followed by Day Lilies.
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After the Day Lilies begin the naturalized flower beds. Here are bits of sedum, ageratum, yarrow, etc. Some Cornflower/Bachelo
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Continuing with the naturalized beds... included are Yarrow, Black-eyed Susan, Pink Ladies, and orange Butterfly Weed.
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Yarrow
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Pink Ladies
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diikwii
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Butterfly Weed
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This looks like more Nandina, but a different variety.
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Purple Coneflower
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Montauk Daisy, summer blooming dwarf Day Lily, Phlox in back
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A blue Japanese and white and blue Irises
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Phlox
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Turning the corner after the Phlox...
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Blood Sage/Salvia
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Big Pink Sage/Salvia
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Galinsoga/Quickweed - Some people eat the leaves. This is the end of the naturalized area.
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The naturalized area is followed by two mature Dwarf Alberta Spruce bordering plantings of Day Lilies and variegated prostrate J
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Nearing the end of the flower beds at the front of the house.
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(Complete) Bachelor Button, Cornflower (Stokesia laevis) unknown cultivar 10/1/11 D&M MD
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Title: (B) Front, left and right of driveway
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I had a hard time believing my eyes the size of the wood the chipper can handle. These weren't the biggest branches.

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