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Greystone Gardens

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Phone 570 586 5493
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Here's a new feature at Greystone. Our water girl in our arch way. Growing up the the arch is the fabulous golden hops. The larger perennial is veronia or The iron weed.. The make a smashing combination June 29th 00
	Every garden has room for a clematis or ten. This year I have been planting more of the smaller flowering varieties. The vicella group...the have grown tremendously already
One of the coolest looking grasses. Miscanthus sinensis Variegatus. It has great foliage colour and can really add to the cooling effect of a summer garden. It does need a little support June 29th 00
	Summer is here when Rudbeckia Indian Summer starts to bloom. This is one of the better gloriosa daisies..the main plant gets through the winter and so do lots of seeds.. We never run out of this gem! 28th June 00
The Morris Arboretum has seen a transformation in its fortunes. There are a lot of exciting activities going on...but it still retains the wonderful elegance of times gone by
	The rose garden has wonderful roses and some great perennial plantings too. The arboretum is about 2hrs drive from our area. 22nd June 00
The classic Victorian fern house has been fully restored. Everything has been done in the best possible taste!
	The rose garden contains lots of fun plantings of annuals too.
One of the summer highlights is the fabulous children's Railroad garden. It doesn't matter what the weather is doing ..youngsters and adults alike will be fascinated
	English Rose Othello..wonderful fragrance and long blooming season 19th June 00
Rosa Bonica.. A very easy rose to grow. It's extremely hardy and easy to grow
	Miniature Snowflake Philadelphus. Gets to about 3-4' high. Just like it's big relatives it is wonderfully fragrant
Geranium Patricia- stunning flowers all summer long,
	English Rose 'Graham Thomas' a delicate yellow -gorgeous 15th June 00
English Rose 'Abraham Darby' Great Fragrance and stunning flowers all summer long.
	Climbing Rose 'New Dawn' one of the best climbing roses for our area. I have one at home that must be 40 feet long
Lupines and Peonies growing in partial shade here at Greystone Garden. The peony is an easy perennial whereas the lupines need a little encouragement!
	Beauty bush ( Kolkwitzia) is now in full flower. These are wonderful shrubs that are great at filling in. June 12 00
Salvia surberba. Some of these garden sages have the most wonderful blues and purples. Planted in drifts, the effects can be stunning
	Our sunny bank showing great foliage color. The yellow comes from the Black locust 'Frisia' and the purple from the smoke bush
David Austin's Mary Rose. An English Rose that is first to bloom. These roses are easy to grow in our area. Their fragrance is wonderful and they flower all summer long. This picture was taken on our Cafe Terrace 8th June 00
	The Queen of Climbers and you can easily see why.. Clematis need a deep rich soil and consistent moisture on the roots. Once established they are a wonderful climber. I took this picture at home this morning. 8th June 00
Baptisia australis or False indigo is a wonderful perennial . It will grow in rotten soil conditions and still look healthy. We have a couple of big clumps growing on our sunny bank.
	The Dictamus rubra flowering outside our main shop. The gas plant as it is commonly called is a real stately perennial. Tall and colorful with a gorgeously fragrant foliage
What is it? This dessert like perennial has been thriving on our terrace. I have seen it growing out west... Any body tell me what it is?
	A basket full of perennials ...Perennials can be used in containers much earlier than annuals . They don't mind the frosts. 3rd June 00
One of the fabulous rugosa roses we sell here at Greystone Gardens. They are easy to grow. They don't mind dry and even shady conditions. They can be wonderfully fragrant too 3rdJune 00