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Jeni Jackson offers her experience in the Winterthur Garden: Even in the sweltering heat, I managed to find a nice, shady path to walk yesterday on my way to my car and enjoyed the Hostas’ impressive blooms.  I’m amazed at how full the stalks of flowers were, even with so little rain. (Thanks, Jen!)

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Today, I had the very difficult task of deciding what plant I really, really like at the Winterthur plant shop.  I picked Hosta ”Gold Standard” because of the amazing chartreuse color of its leaves. It would look smashing in a shady spot in my garden. Maybe I’ll pick one up on my way home tonight. http://www.perennialresource.com/encyclopedia/view/?plant=459  Loes picked [...]

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Try this recipe for success: take three things, two living and one inanimate, use ample quantities of each, and see what happens. This spring, the sedum growing in and above the stone wall near the greenhouses is spectaular! Below, a row of hosta fill the gap between stone wall and the garden path.  The fine texture of [...]

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