debit54's Meadow Power Pole garden
Garden Type: Backyard | Sun: Partial Sun | Soil: Sand | Established: 2010 | Organic
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Very sandy west edge of Meadow Garden, surrounding the power pole. Starting at the power pole and towards the east to the fenceline, this area was woodlands with mostly ‘pin’ Oak and ‘piss Elm’(local slang terms for saplings from seed), chock full of Hawthorne bush…couldn’t even walk through it…until 2009, when it was all cleared to the White Pines to retrieve a working windmill that the woods had swallowed up. There were mature pine trees growing up through the structure of the windmill, that unfortunately had to be ripped out also.
This garden is the beginning of the meadow and is a blank slate…save for the fact there are several Pear Cactus that survived the wreckage from the clearing. Planted annual Barley as cover crop fall of 2009.
An outdoor organic garden located in Coon Rock, United States, debit54's Meadow Power Pole garden currently contains 7 plants.
This is a Backyard garden that is known to be in USDA Hardiness Zone 4. It has mainly Sand soil and receives Partial Sun light.Photos
Plantings
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Chamomile, Dyer's 'Susan Mitchell' 2011
Anthemis tinctoria
Transplanted on 27 Jun 11 Also called "Golden Marguerite" Anthemis hybrid...
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Coneflower, Ratibida 'Columnifera Red' 2011
Ratibida columnaris
Transplanted on 27 Jun 11 Continuation of Meadow plantings...approx. 5ft ...
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Poppy, Oriental 'Papaver orientale "Brilliant"' 2011
Papaver orientale
Transplanted on 27 Jun 11 Again, a continuation of the Meadow plantings. ...
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Anemone 'Blanda Mixed Colors' 2010
Anemone blanda
Established on 30 May 10 Within the "S" curve of the Gladioli flower bed...
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Lavandula angustifolia
Purchased on 01 May 10 A must have plant for anyone who is trying to c...
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Yucca
Sown on 08 Apr 10 Placed on the north edge of Meadow Power Pole g...
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Lilac, Common, Meadow Power Pole
Syringa vulgaris
Established on 09 Jan 08 Huge Lilac stand. 30ft. west to east, 30ft. sou...
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