Flowers we have had, include the featured Wisteria vine that we trained to be a tree. My Grandpa and Grandma Barrett did this back in the 50`s and I loved it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This was our beginning in 1992, at The Scatterfield Road Wolff`s Den.

Just seven years later!

FLOWERS AND PLANTS AROUND THE WOLFF`S DEN

Hydrangeas, Hostas, Coreopsis, Impatients, Bachelor Buttons, Balloon Flowers, Columbine, Short Ornamental Grasses, Asparagus and Japanese Painted Ferns and a Japanese Red Maple.

Resurrection  Lillies, Variegated Grass, Hostas and Coleus in the old cast iron kettle.

Rose of Sharon bush, Hostas, Lilly of the Valley.Funnel Ferns and variegated ground cover.

The side walk leads back to the pergola and fire pit area.

Off the screen room in the back, a Crabapple and Red Bud tree were fighting for dominance as volunteer saplings, so I am trying to prune them so that they grow up together.

I think the dark and light pink blossoms complement each other.

 

The Catalpa tree behind us has great summer blooms.

 

 

 

The flower bed in the middle of the back yard has Zinnia, Autumn Sedum, Coreopsis, Shasta Daisies, Day Lilies, Gaillardia and Cone Flowers.

 

Across the back yard are many Ornamental Grasses interspersed with Rose of Sharon, Creeping Geranium, Black Eyed Susan, Russian Sage, Cone Flowers and Daisies.

This is a view toward the Wisteria arbor in the back yard.

 

There are many beautiful blossoms popping out in the spring!

This is the view from the screen room in back.

 

Lambs Ear helps line the walkway along with Autumn Sedum and Variegated Sea Grass.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daisies, Cone Flowers and a Variegated Ground Cover help fill in the texture.