Kielian DeWitt record proof that gardeners are indeed lovely citizenry !
“ On August 8 of 2015 , Ravalli County in westerly Montana keep its first one-year “ Bitterroot Secret Garden Tour ” . I was honour to have my garden chosen as one of five gardens play up on the tour . ticket were sold out within hour ( I trust that is because everyone is truly a nurseryman at heart ) with all ticket sales benefitting the local animal tax shelter . It ’s success was such that another tour gas five new garden is scheduled for this summer to support another charity : SAFE ( Supporters of Abuse Free Environments ) . VisitBitterroot Secret Garden Tourfor more selective information .
Montana gardeners fearless tough condition in an cause to boost their gardens to farm . We ’re a riverine , alpine valley whose gardens can savour swirling microclimates a zona warmer than our designated geographical zone 4 . ( Although , we were of late redesignated as a zone 5 , I still plan and innovation for geographical zone 4 ) . ”
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The side yard: F to B: Picea pungens “Sesters Blue Dwarf”; Pinus karaiensis ” Korean pine” with blue pine cones; Picea pungens “Green Spruce”…the big guy.
Hollyhocks, snakeroot, barberry, alyssum, iris, allium, nepeta, blanket flower, coneflower and a few others.
Rhus typhina “Tigereyes Staghorn Sumac” and daylilies.
Two twining clematis, unknown cultivars.
Coreopsis and Veronica.
The Boneyard Garden in full swing.
Front yard riot.
Opposite view of front flower garden.
Woodland garden.
Looking up from sunken patio. Petunias have hybridized into amazing colors and sprouted between the pavers.
Phlox and blue veronica.
Cutting garden.
Tiers of naturalized flowers.
The table buffet to thank the multitudes of volunteers. Gardeners are wonderful people!
