Anemonoides nemorosa ‘Blue Eyes’
Anemonoides nemorosa ‘Bowles Purple’ with Erythronium revolutum and Erythronium oregonum
Erythronium revolutum
Erythronium oregonum
Meliodendron tibeticum (collected as seed in Hubei Province 2014)
Disporum xlingense (collected in Sichuan Province in 1996)
Camellia pittardii (collected as seed in northern Vietnam in 1999)
Berberis darwinii x Berberis trigona ‘Phoenix’ A spontaneous seedling from Windcliff
Hope you have enjoyed this moment of silence, mug in hand.
Our plants are available at Heronswood, Ravenna Gardens of University Village in Seattle, and Bay Hay and Feed on Bainbridge Island.
Windcliff Plants( updated inventory here) is open to visitors Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (appointments can easily be made by emailing windcliff2@centurytel.net ) If you are visiting for a specific plant, please ask regarding its current availability prior to your visit. Please note that we now charge an entrance fee to the garden of $15 per person (children free) fully refundable on plant purchases that day.
The essence of Spring from your garden to mine on this superb April morning..
Thank you!
Thanks Kathy
The beautiful photographs are a wonderful antidote to everything else that’s going on in the world!
The garden has become our refuge from madness
Will be there this coming week, I sure hope some of this goodness remains. I wanted to put a ❤️ on every photo as in the past.
Look forward to seeing you Mary. Warm temps ahead and the Erythroniums go quickly! Hurry….. X
Breathtaking plants. A welcome harbinger of spring. Thank you.
It’s like extacy, but better! Please pass the Sassafrass, Dan. We so hope to come up this year…AND SPEND!
You’re giving us great ideas. Your photos are divine. ox
Look forward to seeing you Scott.
Daniel,
I’m rereading Dersu the Trapper by V. K. Arseniev – and wondering if you have read it?
The guide, Dersu, and his friend, the naturalist and plant guy, Arseniev, remind me of your plant gathering trips to Asia.
Tina
I have not read that, but will put it on my list!! Thx
During these turbulent times the lovely photos of nature’s blessings fill my soul with renewed hope!
Indeed
Nothing quite like that quiet satisfaction of that very personal and intimate morning meander through the garden; especially after a Wordle in under 4