Small meadows (or pocket meadows)
When I started thinking about a small front planting as a pocket meadow, it seemed apt -- not a big meadow planting, but an informal small meadow -- a relaxed perennial border, really.
But one of my colleagues, an excellent horticulturist, at the botanical garden where I work, is planting pocket meadows, too.
She's planting them down the median strip in our Garden's entrance road (happily replacing a long row of Japanese Burning Bush). She's planting them along the Arboretum Road. And this one is at the fork in the road leading to the SCBG nursery area.
A mix of native perennials and grasses, this one is entrancing in early morning light.
But one of my colleagues, an excellent horticulturist, at the botanical garden where I work, is planting pocket meadows, too.
She's planting them down the median strip in our Garden's entrance road (happily replacing a long row of Japanese Burning Bush). She's planting them along the Arboretum Road. And this one is at the fork in the road leading to the SCBG nursery area.
A mix of native perennials and grasses, this one is entrancing in early morning light.
Invertebrates will love these pocket meadows: love the idea.
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