Week of June 8, 2012

Eschscholzia californica 'Copper Pot' and Digitalis parviflora in the foreground and Coreopsis basalis in the background along the Long Border.
Photo by Doug Croft

Echinacea integrifolia by the pond.
Photo by Joe Henderson

Cyrtanthus obliquus, from South Africa, blooms in a container near the entrance.
Photo by Jonathan Wright

Digitalis parviflora 'Milk Chocolate' creates a vertical accent along the Long Border.
Photo by Doug Croft

The lotus are coming the lotus are coming...
Photo by Joe Henderson

Pastinaca sativa, parsnip, a biennial plant rewards us with a large yellow umbel when the root is not harvested at the end of the first year.
Photo by Doug Croft

A look at The Gravel Garden from a new angle.
Photo by Bryan Christ

Acanthus spinosus at the pond garden with the menacing flower.
Photo by Joe Henderson

Allium ‘Globemaster’ and Consolida ambigua enliven the Tennis Court garden.
Photo by Jonathan Wright
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