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Greystone Gardens

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	Autumn joy sedums develop a rich burgundy color this time of year. 13th October 2004
It's peak foliage time at Greystone. Get out and enjoy it!13th October 2004
	Lucy's Pink Chrysanthemum flowers about now. A cheery spreading creature that has that wonderful old fashioned look to it. 13th October 2004
Just how big are the giant miscanthus and tartarian aster? This picture of me in the fore ground gives you an idea. The two make a lovely combination this time of year. They are great screening plants. 7th October 2004
	This the eupatorium chocolate in flower at home. It has lost a little of the leaf colour it is famous for but it has started to flower. 4th October 2004
This is the strip of grass that was sown a couple of weeks ago. It's beginning to look quite nice. I kept a house handy for those dry periods. It should really thicken up over the next few weeks. 7th October 2004
	Helianthus salicifolia. In full flower right now. 7th October 2004
Close up of the sunflowers bright summer like flowers. 7th October 2004
	Aconitum napellus. Great color for the fall garden. I have learnt to plant them in full sun. 4th October 2004
Our mini evergreen gardens can be left out into the colder months. I give them a little protection in Jan February and March 4th October 2004
	Japanese anemonies can get quite tall. Give them sun and a little space. 4th October 2004
A planter with a human touch is sure create interest. 4th October 2004
	Our bridge is frames with a clump of flame grass. Miscanthus sinensis purpurescens. It turns its fiery red color. Like most grasses it thrives in a full sun location. 27th September 2004
A clump of colchicum. These autumn crocus come out of no where this time of year. Amongst this group we have the double flowering Warerlily variety. 27th September 2004
	This lovely upright yellow water lily keeps sending up flowers well into fall 27th September 2004
Leave not only reflect light but let some pass through. The translucent quality of the leaf often has a different color than the reflected. Here the leaves of Forest Pansy redbud appear much more red. 27th September 2004
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