Last Friday we featured some shots from Fine Gardening Editor Steve Aitken’s trip to Denver for the Perennial Plant Association’s National Symposium. Like anyone with photos from a trip, he has just a few more he wants to show you.
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I totally agree, Steve, on the lust worthiness of the combo in that last picture.. It really does have it all...the ying and yang of leaf and flower shapes, colors, and textures. It's a thoroughly lovely composition and your photo captured it perfectly. And, yes, also, on how Mexican Feather grass seems to enhance any grouping it's a part of. I know it reseeds like crazy and is on the verge of being labelled invasive (maybe it already has that designation) but I put up with the pulling out of the numerous babies to maintain some grownups that thrill me with their delicate luminescent plumes.
Thank you so much for sharing your photos! It's great to see what gardeners in my part of the country plant and manage to thrive with our sometimes tough conditions.
Looking forward to spring already! Your comments resonated with me, as well.
Thanks for sharing these great ideas, Steve!
Great photos of interesting gardens. That last combo is so vibrant. I always love how bonariensis makes the garden look light and airy. Thanks, Steve, for sharing with us.
Lovely photos, Steve! Your captions made me smile.
Such colorful photos and I love all of the grasses. What a fun trip for you, thanks for sharing.
Loving your comments as we browse through some beautiful and creative matchings'!
Love the color combination of the last picture...Beautiful
Great photos Steve! Thanks for sharing and I somehow missed this post until now. It is so nice to look back GPOD when onside is snow covered.
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