The plantings portfolio exhibits the use of shrubs, trees and perennials which are chosen for their interesting textural and color combinations, long season of bloom and hardiness in the New England area.
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- Hardy New England perennials.
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- Strappy yellow and green foliage of the Iris looks lovely with Fothergilla and Lamiastrum in the Spring.
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- Parking lot perennials
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- Gorgeous Princess Alexandra of Kent Rose
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- After the surrounding flowers fade the bark of this Heritage River Birch will live on to provide winter interest.
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- Trollius
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- Hosta ‘Sagae’ commands center stage.
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- Coreopsis ‘Creme Brulee’ and Pulmonaria attract this butterfly.
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- Lonicera Major Wheeler
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- Waldstenia, a wonderful groundcover, and Muscari, a Spring bulb, bloom together.
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- Evergreens add color and texture year round.
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- Water cascades through stones and plantings.
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- Hibiscus ‘Kopper King’ gives a tropical feel.
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- Miscanthus in bloom literally shines in the sun along this driveway.
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- Perennials and roses in bloom.
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- Kalmia Sarah in June
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- Vinca minor ‘Bowles variety’ combines well with Dicentra spectabilis on this slope.
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- A stone wall provides a backdrop for summer perennials and shrubs.
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- Fall view
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- Native plantings soften the edges of a drainage area.
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- Rhododendron myrtifolium in full bloom in May.
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- Garden Tour write up
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- Viburnum plicatum
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- Climbing rose Madame Alfred Carrière blooms all summer on this South facing wall
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- Natural cedar Woodbury lattice panel adorned with Clematis ‘Polish Spirit’ vine.
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- Spring color in this woodland setting.
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- Woodland plantings draw you out to the pond area.
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- Woodland garden
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- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Pink Diamond’ tree form starts out white in August.
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- Garden Tour write up Page 2
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- Awesome Astilbe
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- Fall Foliage /Acer rubrum
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- Allium, Peonies and Salvia Caradonna.
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- Spring perennials Phlox subulata and Euphorbia epithymoides creep over this fieldstone wall.
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- Black eyed Beauties!
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- Summer bloom
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- Alliums and Peonies
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- A whimsical focal point is the centerpiece of this garden room.
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- Shasta daisy ‘Becky’ strutting her stuff.
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- Foliage texture and color create a welcoming entry to this home.
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- Maidenhair fern is a beauty.
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- Iris, Salvia, Nepeta, Peony
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- Autumn clematis adorns this old NE stone wall.
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- Summer annuals in all their glory.
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- Hydrangea paniculata and Vinca minor ‘Bowles variety’ make nice companions along this stucco garage facade.
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- Rosa “New Dawn” climbs on this post and rail fence.
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- Geraniums just keep on blooming.
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- The beautiful silvery green foliage of this Potentila shines in the garden.
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- Native, natural and full sun guide this planting design.
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- Allium Ivory Queen
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- Pond plantings
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- IIris ‘Beverly Sills’ with Nepeta ‘Blue Wonder’.
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- Foliage color and texture.
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- Autumn clematis in full splendor.
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- Trillium
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- Viburnum Plicatum
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- Native showy White Trillium pokes its head up in the May garden.
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- Succulents are the roof
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- Lovely Laburnum
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- Shade perennials carpet the area around an existing birch tree
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- Clematis “Polish Spirit” and Mme. Alfred Carriere Rose climb together.
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- Variegated foliage of Cornus Ivory Halo lights up this woodland bed from Spring through Fall
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- Pretty Spring combination with Salvia, Nepeta and Iris Beverly Sills
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- Summer daylilies and Hydrangea paniculata love this spot near the ocean
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- Summer bloom in Concord.
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- Hydrangea paniculata “Pink Diamond” tree form
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- Kookaburra keeping an eye on things
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- Enclosed perennial garden surrounded by a beautiful Sargent’s Weeping Hemlock, Kalmia and Cotinus Golden Spirit
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- Drift Roses and Thymus Alba are happy companions in this stone wall planter.
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- Conifers draw you into thisbackyard garden.
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- Late summer/Fall splendor.
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- Hellebore, Iris and Fothergilla in the May garden
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- Upright ornamental grasses, Calamagrostis Karl Foerester frame a lush Hibiscus.
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- Stately Delphiniumand Achillea ‘Coronation Gold’ blooming together in June.
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- New Dawn climbing rose in its full glory
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- Parking lot plantings
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- Native Tiarella cordifolia lights up the area under this Fringe tree.
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- Astilbe and Hosta together
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- Hydrangea ‘Endless Summer’ and ‘Blushing Bride’ make a happy couple.
Jane Rupley Landscape Design 