Originally, this was to be a no-lawn property with pine needles. Later wood chips were added. It is laid out in a casual, flow design. Stone edgings, though functional, lend to a flow. Enjoy a lavish mixture of small trees, perennials and shrubs including hydrangeas, of course! The front gardens are enhanced with a generous splash of annuals. Dahlias are featured in late summer. Many of the plants are hand-me-downs from gardening friends or the owner’s own “must have” favorites. Some are in exactly the right spot and some are in various states of coming-to-be appropriate placement. This is the outcome of a “recycle” philosophy; using known plants and trying new ones in new ways and places. Now that a one-room addition has been completed, Pamela has the pleasure (and chore) of designing the gardens leading to and around that space. You can ask about the plans of this talented designer. Forever evolving—in this garden as in nature!
Directions to 27 Blue Rock Road, S.Yarmouth.
From Rt 6 take Exit 8 (Union St/Station Ave). Head south toward Rt 28. Left at 1st set of lights onto White's Path. At end of White's Path, bear right. Take 3rd left onto Angelo's Rd. To end, then left on Blue Rock Road to 27.
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Monday, July 6, 2015
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Gifts from the Earth in this "Fertile Glen"
Directions to 93 Herrng Brook Lane, Brewster.
Take Stoney Brook Rd., connecting at both ends, to Rte. 6A, to the intersection of Stoney Brook and Satucket Rd. Herring Brook Lane is 50' from this intersection. All will be clearly marked with Tour signs. #93 is last house on left, before the cul de sac.
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