Week of August 24, 2012

Cercis canadensis, our native Redbud, arches gracefully at the entrance to The Ruin garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Clematis virginiana trails form a wooden beam in The Ruin Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Echinacea 'Tomato Soup', Coreopsis tinctoria, and Liatris spicata mingle on The Rock Ledge above The Pond.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Kniphofia caulescens, and orange Cosmos sulphureus line a path on The Rock Ledge.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster', Agastache 'Ava' and the spiny Yucca rostrata are illuminated in The Gravel Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Thunbergia gregorii, an annual vine native to central Africa clambers up the arches in The Cut Flower Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Hand crafted chairs beckon on The Chanticleer Terrace.
Photo by Lisa Roper

The Tennis Court Garden bursts with late season color as Lagerstroemia indica [Dynamite] blooms with a red raspberry color.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Foliage color and texture variations on the way to The Tea Cup Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Washingtonia robusta, The Mexican Fan Palm, creates a striking image in the Entrance garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper

Cissus discolor, an annual vine, trails from containers on the Chanticleer Terrace.
Photo by Lisa Roper
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