Highbush Cranberry
Campanula
Hosta with a lot of white coloration
Highbush Cranberry
Bridle Wreath Spirea in LandsdowneI don't have a lot of whites in my garden, although I do appreciate the pure and simple look of white blooms. They tend to draw the eye like beacons of light, and offer a bright spot wherever they grow. Someday I may do an all white garden...so many plans, so many dreams:).
11 comments:
Beautiful pictures! I love white flowers and am working on my all-white garden. I think they add 'sparkle' to a garden and glow in the moonlight!
These whites are lovely
I like white plants too
Regards
Karen
An Artists Garden
These are beautiful photos. I had been loving cream and pale yellow flowers this year but your pictures remind me of the joys of pure white.
Sheila~~They definitely add sparkle!
Karen~~Thanks!
Jean~~I love creams and pale yellows as well.I think pure whites are difficult to find.
Nancy~~Sounds like you have some wonderful plantings around your building!
Wonderful whites! I also have plans to do a white garden....someday.
I have used white a lot at the front where its almost all shade, it certainly helps brighten the area by the front door.
Love your whites, what is the botanical name for the plant you refer to as High Bush Cranberry? It's very like a Viburnum, and I wondered if I could grow it here(that's if I can find it)
My dream is to have a moon garden, separate from the main garden, but I don't think my husband will agree to give up one more bit of space. I don't care for too much white in the garden but it is necessary to set off some of the colors.
I love your photos! Especially the Campanula shot.
inspirational cartoons ^_^
Connie, Jane Marie, And Speak In Doodles~~Thanks for your comments!
Zoe~~You are right! The Highbush Cranberry is a North American native shrub, botanical name viburnum trilobum. This is my mom's specimen in Landsdowne Nova Scotia, and produces beautiful berries for the wildlife in the fall.It's well over 12ft tall.
Very nice whites, Chey. I adore the use of whites in my garden especially against the deep greens that work so well with them in the shade.
What would gardening be without all those plans and dreams?
meems @Hoe&Shovel
Meems~~I totally agree:).
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