Stacy here, helping out with some
changes at Cuddy’s this week. Everything seems much happier after a couple of nice
rain showers. The Fragrant Viburnums were removed from the dry garden and were
replaced by some Little Twist Flowering Cherries (Prunus incisa ‘Little Twist’.) Hopefully they will be happy in
their new home.
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| Prunus incisa 'Little Twist' |
Planting has started along the side of the Turkey Hatchery,
and Lucas taught Nate and me how to properly plant and stake a tree.
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| Lucas teaching Nate and me to plant and stake a tree |
The Northern Anemone (Anemone
parviflora) is in flower this week in the rock garden.
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| Anemone parviflora |
The Red Admiral butterflies were enjoying a visit to Iron
weed (Vernonia altissima), but were
camera shy.
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| Vernonia altissima flower |
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| Vernonia altissima form |
The Candy Lily (Pardancanda
x norrisii) is in full bloom in the perennial border.
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| Pardancanda x norrissii flower |
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| Pardancanda x norrissii form |
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