I probably have more bamboo stakes than plants on this side.
Luminescent physostegia (probably the only obedient thing in my garden.)
Japanese Anemone
Bamboo Ewok arbor with clematis
Lady Emma Hamilton 9/07/2008
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1 comment:
It didn't take long for the clematis to work its way up your bamboo arbor, and what an inexpensive idea for the arbor. The Japanese anemone is very pretty.
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