Wild CoropsisI was able to do some clearing and weeding, as well as get down some more mulch this morning. My son began to clear the overgrowth of groundcover and weeds from a long-neglected space in my garden. Thanks so very much, T!
My plans remain to plant native grasses, salvias and hardy herbs in these areas once they are cleared. I dropped my DH off at the airport last week and plan to return for some garden photo-journaling tomorrow evening when I pick him up.
Their main event is Russian Sage and Pampas Grass, which make an excellent combination! And, both are hardy! I am going for hardy plantings. I plan to maintain some high-maintenance plantings as well but for eye-appeal, I am going with perennials and hardy!
Living in the country, I enjoy a natural-looking garden and "wild-scaping" ... Often times by mid-summer my gardens tend to very "natural" looking! ;-) However, I have come to embrace being a country gardener and simply enjoy digging in the Oklahoma dirt!
