It’s worth finding a few stalwarts that will survive almost anything
When works are done in by pests , disease , or bad weather , it is hard not to take it personally . But on the positive side , each plant that shuffles off this mortal curlicue does offer an chance to add something newer and well to our garden . In this episode , Danielle , Carol , andexpert guest Kielian DeWitttalk about some of the most reliable cultivar that have stand the mental test of time under tough conditions . Perhaps one of these choices will be just correct for filling a col that has lately open up in your garden .
Expert : Kielian DeWittlives and garden in Montana ’s Bitterroot Valley . Check out an clause about her garden here : Garden Design that Does n’t Limit Your colouring Palette
Danielle’s Picks: Plants You Can’t Kill
Carol’s Picks: Plants You Can’t Kill
Expert Guest Kielian DeWitt’s Picks: Plants You Can’t Kill
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Sweetfern
Biokovo geranium
Crimson Fans mukdenia
‘Limelight’ panicle hydrangea
Swamp milkweed
Sambucus Black Lace
American cranberrybush viburnum
‘Shenandoah’ switchgrass
‘Sweet Emotion’ abelia, photo courtesy of Kielian DeWitt
Golden oregano, photo courtesy of Kielian DeWitt
Purple foxglove, photo courtesy of Kielian DeWitt
Culver’s root, photo courtesy of Kielian DeWitt
Pink Lemonade baptisia, photo courtesy of Kielian DeWitt
