Front Garden Plants
Focal plant: Black Knight Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii). We're plan to transplant the butterfly bush that really does look similar to the one from the Michigan Seed Company. This is a great plant and it smells heavenly.
Accent plant #1: Purple Sage (Salvia nemorosa ). We plan to divide and transplant the salvia that looks like this one from Nature Hills Nursery.
Groundcover: Ribbon grass.
Edging plant: Purple Palace Coral Bells.
Anchor plant: Arborvitae Evergreen. Okay, true confession, our arborvitae doesn't look as fresh, green or even as erect as the one pictured from the Jung Seed Company.
Focal plant: Black Knight Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii). We're plan to transplant the butterfly bush that really does look similar to the one from the Michigan Seed Company. This is a great plant and it smells heavenly.Accent plant #1: Purple Sage (Salvia nemorosa ). We plan to divide and transplant the salvia that looks like this one from Nature Hills Nursery. Accent plant #2: Seashell Cosmos from Gurney's Seeds. Annual flowers that are easily grown from seeds, they bloom over a long period and allow you to enjoy a whole new look every year. Mass large numbers of them in beds and borders for a stunning color display, or tuck smaller numbers of them into perennial planting that need a little extra pizzazz.
Groundcover: Ribbon grass.Edging plant: Purple Palace Coral Bells.
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