Shady Oasis garden, a woodland wildflower retreat Gardening Hints - Plant near the brightest edge of a high canaopy of deciduous trees protected from the hot afternoon sun.
- Zone 4 gardeners can have this garden by simply subsituting the Chelone obliqua with another Physostegia or Astilbe.
- Adequate moisture is the key to success in a woodland garden. Drip irrigation and biannual additions of topdressings such as leaf mulch and compost are recommended.
- You can keep the Polemonim or Jacobs ladder from spreading by removing the flower stalks before they set seed.
Shady Oasis Garden Design; A Aquilegia ‘blue bird’ B Aquilegia ‘cardinal’ C Aquilegia “nana alba’ D Aruncus dioicus E Astilbe chin. Var. taquetii F Astilbe ostrich plume G Chelone obliqua H Heuchera ‘bresssingham hybirds’ I Lamium ‘white Nancy’ J Monarda’marshall’s delight’ K Physostegia ‘rosea’ L Polemonium ‘heavenly habit’ M Tradescantia virginiana 33 Garden Designs for your home: Shady Oasis
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