Today ’s photograph are from Donna Umland in Washington . She says,“My garden is located in eastern Washington state near Ellensburg , where my husband and I built our nursing home on three estate of open ambit lea 22 long time ago .
“ This area , known for its timothy hay yield , is very windy during springtime and summer and also has very belated give frosts that limit garden pick . The garden is a motley of shrub , perennial , and annual . I ’ve used many gage , which seem made for windy site . Roses also do well .
“ Many annuals , which I start in my greenhouse , can not be jell out until at least mid - May . As you’re able to see my garden is full ofVerbena bonariensis , which reseeds ubiquitously . I absolutely bed this scrim industrial plant and find it is so easy to displume up where I do n’t really need it . ”
Gorgeous , Donna ! We need more photograph , for sure .
- Hey all , I ’m not make many submissions these 24-hour interval ! I need to bulge up on posts for the looooong winter months , masses , and it ’s all on YOU ! 😉 Get outdoors and take some last minute pellet , or compile a few you claim earlier in the time of year . I ’ll be forever grateful … . Email them to[email protected ] . Thanks ! * * * *
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Tall grass at left is ‘Karl Forester’ calamagrostis, lots of Verbena bonariensis, orange short flowers are ‘Profusion’ zinnias, orange dahlia is the wonderful ‘Andries Orange’, phlox at right is ‘Laura’, and dark leaved tree in upper right is ‘Cistena’ plum.Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Donna Umland
