THE GARDENS OF SPRING HAMPSTON
Here is a photo of some phlox right outside the kitchen door. In early spring phlox appears ALL over the property, That was my plan because I knew as I aged I would not be able to keep planting "stuff", so they are now doing what perennials do.
There is a large perennial bed down at the intersection of Valley Road and Gateway Drive.
The land within the circular drive is loaded with daffodils. There are other small gardens in various areas.
To the side of the house, next to the new addition, there is a blueberry patch with 7 blueberry bushes. There is also some rhubarb there.
This patch is surrounded by varigated hosta. Foxglove abounds as well.
I have attempted to "install" a wildflower meadow. The lupines there are gradually increasing.
There is a little stream that runs right next to our lot. No one will be able to build there because of the stream, so there it is, for your pleasure and enjoyment.
There is a large perennial bed down at the intersection of Valley Road and Gateway Drive.
The land within the circular drive is loaded with daffodils. There are other small gardens in various areas.
To the side of the house, next to the new addition, there is a blueberry patch with 7 blueberry bushes. There is also some rhubarb there.
This patch is surrounded by varigated hosta. Foxglove abounds as well.
I have attempted to "install" a wildflower meadow. The lupines there are gradually increasing.
There is a little stream that runs right next to our lot. No one will be able to build there because of the stream, so there it is, for your pleasure and enjoyment.
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