Beth Reis's Garden

Granby, Connecticut

A mixture of native plants and annuals Blue Flag Iris is in the middle of Beth's garden
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John's - Dad's - Grandpa's Garden
The blue lupine are in the backyard garden with the blueshed in the background. If you zoom in, you can see the leaves, but they aren't in bloom. I collected those seeds along the Rails to Trails bike path. They grow there abundantly!

All of the other native plants I have photos, but not digital. The spiderwort is very happy in my shade garden along with hosta, ferns and Forget-me-Nots. My foamflower is in two other shade gardens with ferns, coralbells, astilbe, and bleeding hearts. Another native plant I had was New England Asters. I would love to get more of them!
Beth's Garden
I have acquired most of my perennials, traditional and native from friends and our town's Sow and Reap Garden Club's spring sale. A nice thing about planting native plants is if you lose one, most likely someone can replace it for you from their garden. Beth Reis
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