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| Eleagnus "Gilt Edge" |
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| Holly "O'Spring" |
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| "Gold Child" |
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| Variegated Sedum |
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| Acuba "Gold Dust" |
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| Variegated Euonymous (ground cover) |
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| Variegated Shell Ginger |
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| Yucca "Color Guard" |
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| Eleagnus "Gilt Edge" |
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| Holly "O'Spring" |
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| "Gold Child" |
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| Variegated Sedum |
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| Acuba "Gold Dust" |
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| Variegated Euonymous (ground cover) |
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| Variegated Shell Ginger |
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| Yucca "Color Guard" |
Beautiful variegated foliage!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to bring variegated shell ginger indoors, just a little piece that I can tuck in somewhere.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics == especially of the ginger and the 'Color Guard' :)
ReplyDeleteHaving had good luck with the variegated aucuba, I've added a straight species (all green) one to the garden this year. In my experience, they're pretty rare in the trade (at least here in TN).
If you like variegation, have you tried growing Osmanthus heterophyllus 'Goshiki'? I've just added a couple to the garden this autumn and I'm very impressed so far!
I do have that but I don't think the variegation is that strong. I need to check it.
DeleteYou have a nice assortment of variegated foliage. Seeing your Sedum makes my blood boil. I had a variegated sedum and it back to being green. Why does this happen in my garden? I know your garden gets as hot and dry as mine from time to time. WHINE~~~
ReplyDeleteI thought I'd answer your question here so you won't miss it. The fountain grass pictured in my last blog post is actually Karly Rose grass. It looks that lovely all summer long, especially with backlighting. It's not really a winter grass though, the seedheads tend to shatter. I do highly recommend it, but after only three years it desperately needs dividing.
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