I have lots of this plant in my front yard because it smells so nice and is pretty low maintenance (I would classify it as very low maintenance if it didn't need to be divided every few years). Clockwise from top left:
ornamental alliums, shasta daisies and sedum (stonecrop); red sedum and snow-in-summer; shasta daisies; chives.
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partners for iris germanica (bearded iris) 'Bounty'
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