Susan Strong ’s Northwest Arkansas garden enjoy idealistic summer weather in 2015 , and the cogent evidence ’s in the picture !
" To battle our dreary and stale January atmospheric condition I imagine I would share a few colorful photos from last summer ’s garden . 2015 was an excellent class for horticulture here in NW Arkansas . We had mild summer temperature and band of rain ( which helped tremendously with the water bill).I would wish to thank Fine Gardening powder store and all the talented gardeners who contribute to this excellent web site . Each morning I count forward to opening my GPOD email for all the wonderful idea and inspiration ! "
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Left to right – hosta ‘Rainforest Sunrise’, clematis ‘Bourbon’, creeping jenny, red dianthus, brunnera ‘Variagata’, ‘Clementine Salmon Rose’ columbine
‘Elodie’ lily
‘William Baffin’ rose on trellis with hostas ‘Ripple Effect’, ‘Night Before Christmas’, and ‘Praying Hands’ in front
‘Alice’ oak leaf hydrangea
‘Double Pink’ flower carpet roses and clematis ‘Fugi Masume’ behind arbor/swing
‘Tuff Stuff’ hydrangea
Birdhouse with ‘Duchess of Albany’ clematis
In foreground hardy geranium ‘Ballerina’ in front of yellow peony ‘Bartzella’ with ‘Wine &Roses’ weigela behind the river birch
Peony ‘Raspberry Sundae’
Hosta ‘Grand Tiara’ in front with hardy geranium ‘Biocovo’ behind
Hydrangea ‘Quickfire’ with Acanthus ‘Mornings Candle’ to the left
My garden foreman “Catfish”
