Clematis and other stars of a Chicago garden
Today ’s exposure descend from Judy McCurdy in the westerly suburbs of Chicago , Zone 5 .
I have always enjoyed the beautiful garden photograph you ’ve posted throughout the old age , so I imagine I ’d partake in a few of mine before we move . As you could see from the following photos , I ’ve break down a small mad with theclematis ! There are so many varieties that I want to try them all !
My front garden with Incrediball hydrangea(Hydrangea arborescens‘Abetwo ’ , zona 3–8 ) . Incrediball is an improved interpretation of the classic‘Annabelle ’ hydrangea , with potent stems that do n’t flop ) . This garden also includesBrunneramacrophylla‘Looking Glass ’ ( zone 3–8 ) , andHydrangeaserrata‘Blue Billow ’ ( geographical zone 5–9).Read more about this species of hydrangeahere .
Clematis‘Rosemoor ’ ( Zones 5–9 )
Clematis‘Bourbon ’ ( Zones 5–9 ) adorns the lamppost .
Helleborus‘Sparkling Diamond ’ ( zone 4–9 ) under the pine tree diagram is the perfect solution fordry shade !
receive to my backyard with its richness of hydrangea , lilies , daylilies , sedum , andleucanthemum !
That same bottom hasIris‘Caesar ’s Brother ’ ( Zones 3–9 ) andpeoniesblooming earlier in the give .
Clematis‘Jackmanii ’ ( zone 4–8 ) putting on a show .
Clematis‘Duchess of Edinburgh ’ ( Zones 5–9 ) in mymoon garden .
Clematis paniculata(Zones 4–8 ) is a later summertime beauty .
Monarda‘Grand Mum ’ ( Zones 3–9 ) is lovely in front of a border .
Last , but sure enough not least , Hemerocallis‘Lady Elizabeth ’ ( Zones 4–9 ) with a visitant .
I ’ll miss this garden when we move , but I ’m looking forward to the challenge of my next garden in sandysoil !
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