I got the “Oakleaf hydrangea” I’ve always wanted. I planted it in a slightly larger tin bucket.
Part2:Shaded garden
Although this garden is on the south side, it is in the shade. I am investigating plants that grow in the shade. “Rice flower” and “Gazania” manage to endure. I planted “Petunia-Cream soda” and “Plectranthus-Golden Swedish Ivy”(which seems to grow in the ground cover) on here.
Part3:The Northeast little garden
Before
After : Pruned ash wood. Also, the flowers at the feet were thinned out.
Refreshing. Prepare for the Rainy season.
Part4:Salvia farinacea
The flowers have begun to bloom.
Part5:Houstonia caerulea
The flowers have begun to bloom.
Part6:？
I forgot the name of this flower.I planted it in the summer of last year, and it came out a lot, whether it was a perennial plant or a spilled seed. I think the name was somehow made in Africa of Rudbeckia origin.
