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06-22-2008, 10:28 AM
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Green Gardener
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Peony & Clematis
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 I forgot what these two peony are (the one pictured above and the one below are two different varieties), but I thought one was supposed to be Sarah Bernhardt -- neither look very pink to me, they are more wine color.  But still very beautiful. I have decided that I need more peony because there's not much else blooming in my garden this time of year, and they just pack such a punch, much like tulips.The gazebo is starting to come together. Remember last year I planted clematis to climb the legs of the gazebo? It was worth it. All the clematis made it and have almost climbed to the top of their legs.   Comtesse de Bouchard was a spur of the moment choice that is really proving to be wonderful fate. I am in love!Read More at Obsessive Gardener... |
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