Fall, glorious fall!
via Bloomtown on 1969-12-31, 19:00:00
I just can't get enough of scenes like this:
In the foreground is Physocarpus o. 'Diabolo', with Phormium 'Maori Maiden' in the mid-ground and a young Stewartia monadelpha taking up the rear.
In addition to this strong fall showing, this scene holds it own throughout the year. The Stewartia, selected for its all-season appeal, sports simple white flowers in summer, great fall color such as you see displayed here, and stunning bark in winter. The strong form of the Phormium is an ever-present color accent and serves as a strong focal point through the season. The deep burgundy brown foliage of the ninebark (Physocarpus) provides ongoing interest and sets off the pale ivory flowers in spring that often develop into interesting seed heads in late summer and fall.
Can I just say – I love, love, LOVE FALL!
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Posted by Darcy Reblogged by Old Roses to autumn on 2007-11-08, 00:30:45
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