Danewort
White flowers, showy foliage, and—what's this?—pink doo-dads scattered on top like jimmies.
“Louis Raymond experiments in his own gardens likea mad scientist, searching out plants that most people have
never seen before & figuring out how to make them perform.” - The Boston Globe
“…Louis Raymond ensures that trees can grow in Brooklyn…or just about any other place where concrete consumes
the dirt and skyscrapers shield the sunshine.” - USA Today
Louis tries to capture the exact words to describe the fleeting but deep pleasures to be found in these Summer-into-Autumn incredibles.
Allergic to bees? You can still have an exciting garden, full of flowers and color and wildlife.
White flowers, showy foliage, and—what's this?—pink doo-dads scattered on top like jimmies.
Black, indigo, and orange: What cool flowers are these?
Are these leaves bright enough?
In a garden that glories in so many flashy and even shameless plants, this elegant and restrained foxglove is one of my most fond counterpoints.
Clematis you say? What clematis? I'm looking at the wild foliage below it.
Showy but reticent: One of the few plants I wish would grow faster, my variegated ash.