Gardens

Perennial Garden At Mountain Road

The back drop of black, magenta and white hollyhocks along with red bee balm highlight the foreground of rudbeckia and lillies in our north facing perennial garden.

By Yankee Magazine|May 30 2009| Print icon

A garden with yellow lilies, black-eyed Susans, and hollyhocks in full bloom in front of a log cabin with a white trellis and wind chimes hanging above the flowers.

Photo Credit: Debbi Griffin

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