Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Your Neck of the Woods 2015 Part 5, 5 by ssgardener

ssgardener wrote:
There were lovely tree hydrangeas, much bigger than any than I've seen in this mid Atlantic. Hydrangea paniculata and Black-eyed Susans were probably the common garden plants.

1 a typical garden on the island.

2 this person was so sick of the deer that she decided to just paint pictures of flowers!

3 another typical island garden.

4 a huge clump of joe Pye weed at our bed and breakfast.

5. The Bush compound in the background. And I think that's native lysimachia on the foreground!

I also noticed a TON of roses with giant rose hips the size of golf balls. These roses had extremely thorny stems. Could they be the invasive multiflora rose?



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