Even when the irises aren't flowering, I like this mix of textures - in particular, notice the rhubarb behind the irises! I think rhubarb can look quite pretty if it is contrasted with some finer-textured plants. Would you consider planting rhubarb in your ornamental garden?
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July 07, 2014
iris germanica, purple ajuga, blue oat grass and rhubarb in the front entry garden
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