From the Garden of Debra and Jim Heg
From Froggwell Gardens
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| Yes, the Rhodie leaves really were that blue |
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| Stewartia flowers -- the tree was huge and profusely laden with blooms |
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| If you click to embiggen you can see garden owner Ralph Hastings sitting on the patio to the left of the house |
From the Garden of Lynn and Mike Garvey
From the Garden of Janet Patrick
From the Garden of Susan Picquelle and Jim Meador
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| I wish I knew my Arisaemas better, it would amuse me if that is Arisema dracontium next to the dragon hatching from an egg |
From the Bluestem Garden of John Longres and Jeff Graham
From the Garden of Justin Galicic
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| Eucomis freckles |
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| I'm sure he won't eat much... |
From the Garden of Jon Dove
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| Look! It's me and my garden touring buddy Peter The Outlaw Gardener! Of course, I think we might have to arm wrestle each other over who gets the clown to represent them. |
I hope you enjoyed this series about the gardens I saw on the Hardy Plant Study Weekend. You can find my previous posts at the following links:
Denise Lane's Garden
Millie Livingston's Garden
Susie Marglin's Garden
Hummingbird Hill
Other local bloggers have done posts about Plant Study Weekend too.
You can find posts from Tangly Cottage Gardens at the following links:
Livingston Garden
Eckley Garden
Longres-Graham Garden
Garvey Garden
Patrick Garden
Lane-Allers Garden
Daniel Mount Garden
Marglin Garden
Stobaugh-Prunhuber Garden
Heg Garden
Hummingbird Hill
And you can find posts from Linda Letters at the following links:
Hardy Plant Study Weekend -- Day One
Hardy Plant Study Weekend -- Day Two
Hardy Plant Study Weekend -- Day Three
Hardy Plant Study Weekend -- Day Four