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Growing plants here is a
challenge, but by trial and
error our landscaping is
coming together.
It is somewhat easier
when your husband is a Master
Gardener, too!
— Dorothy, HCMG
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Dorothy and Dave's Garden |
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Combined Efforts |
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After our home was built
eight years ago, we
began landscaping, and
fortunately, we both
enjoy it. David has a
vegetable garden as well
as fruit trees and
pecans. I enjoy the
flowers – seeing what
grows from cuttings,
planting seeds, dividing
plants and sharing
them. One day David told
my mom, “Dorothy’s
plants never know where
they are going to sleep
the next night.” |
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Polyanthas 'Cecile
Brunner' antique
climbing rose on cedar
trellis |
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Above is the hybrid tea
rose 'Madame A. Meilland'
better known as the
'Peace' rose.
At right are
hybrid
tea roses
'Tropicana' (in front),
'Peace' (left),
and
'Perfume Delight' (top,
center) |
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Society garlic (Tulbaghia
violacea), Fall asters
(Aster oblongifolius),
and Mist Flower
(Eupatorium
greggii) |
Antique washtubs filled with coreopsis, herbs, shasta daisies
with our cat puff in the photo, too |
Rose garden fronted by a profusion
of fleabane (Erigeron
L.)
Potted petunias |
Plant stand
filled with pots of succulents
and
bromeliads with Amaryllis planted
around legs of stand |
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