Fields behind the house full of buttercups and bed straw- a backdrop to the garden
View from top of staircase in driveway
Astilbiodies tabularis, Darmera peltata at base of new dry stone retaining wall in driveway
Entry garden with new willow structure and golden hops
Looking down from entry room into Big leaf room. Petasites, sumac tiger eyes, and Mandarin honeysuckle
Living willow structure clipped into Castle shape for chickens
Small plum orchard, bedstraw and bishop weed on bank,unmown area is red clover and daisy. I like encouraging lots of wildflowers in the areas further from the house.
Creeping thyme in Ice house path, green velvet boxwood
Persicaria polymorpha white fleece flower
Scotch thistle
Goats beard rising above Rhamnus fineline hedge
Ice house border
Amsonia hubrichtii left and Kanutia macedonica- trying to use more color in the garden
Sanguisorba officinalis- I think? with Salvia May night and S. amethyst
Blue stone Terrace planting with new Teak Smith Granada chairs. Love the X back design.
Moss on old barn wall
Lysimachia punctata- yellow loosestrife. I ripped it out of a border and its flourishing here under the heritage birch trees
Digitalis grandiflora- given to me by a dear friend. Love this plant.
Rooting for Ideas 
Lookin’ good, Don!
Just beautiful, Don. Could that yellow plant be yellow loosestrife?
Yes that’s it!Thanks
Beautiful! What is the grass to the left of your knautia macedonica?
Deborah- that’s Amsonia hubrichtii- does look grass like in the photo.
Thanks! Now that you named it, I can see it. I also love your combination of the two salvias.
Your garden is looking wonderful. I think your yellow plant is lysimachia vulgaris but I am not sure.
I found it in a perennial book- it’s Lysimachia punctata- vulgaris is much smaller less spikey. Thank you. You were on the right track!
As usual, your garden is an inspiration —- just wonderful!
Great photos, Don. They really give me a sense of your garden and how beautiful it is. Love the field of buttercups and bedstraw — makes me feel right at home!
Thanks Patterson
Gorgeous!