What plants are included in this picture?

janejames

2 years ago

I think I see Russian Sage, Shasta daisies, and liatris. What else? This is the type of planting I'm looking for
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a Blade of Grass
2 years ago
Thanks for the question. Starting from the front left and working back: Buxus 'Green Velvet'; Salvia (I think the variety is East Friesland); Alchemilla mollis (with the chartreuse flower), Leucanthemum superbum (with the white flower to the back; Nepeta 'Walker's Low' (the purple flower overhanging the brick); and a pink Astilbe out of focus in the way back.
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