As the garden season for 2007 comes to a close, let’s take a look back at some of the great moments from this year’s garden. With hydrangeas, daisies and lots of daylilies, color and bloom were constant from the spring garden right into Autumn.

Previous Next Close Roses, zinnias and lantana fill out the medicine wheel.	Previous Next Close By fall the lantana and bluebells sprawl throughout the beds.	Previous Next Close The lavender died out during the winter and had to be replaced.	Previous Next Close Zinnias, salvia and nasturtiums steal the show on the patio.	Previous Next Close Lillies stand proud in the peony patch.	Previous Next Close The thyme on the bank just finished blooming, but the lily border is a ray of sunshine.
Previous Next Close A small visitor comes to the lily border.	Previous Next Close Fuschia and hydrangeas frame the view from the arbor.	Previous Next Close Daisies, hydrangeas and impatiens fill the sitting garden.	Previous Next Close Nothing says a summer English garden more than daisies and hydrangeas.	Previous Next Close A new rose, 'Pat Austin,' glows luminously in the sunlight.	Previous Next Close The side garden in full bloom around mid July.
Previous Next Close The fairy mound overflows with hostas, impatiens and daylilies.	Previous Next Close The daylilies have completely taken over the fountain!	Previous Next Close The front phlox border is a delight to passersby.	Previous Next Close Cosmos, roses, zinnias and saliva decorate the mailbox area.	Previous Next Close Majestic lillies bloom for only a couple weeks, but are worth it.	Previous Next Close The front garden filled in nicely with 'Knockout' roses and salvia.

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