Revisiting a beautiful space

Today we ’re in northeastern Ohio visiting with Criss . We ’ve visit Criss before ( Criss ’s Ohio Garden ) , and it is always a pleasure to return to this beautiful garden .

A planting in the east yard of the garden includesrosesin front of a dappled willow tree ( Salixintegra‘Hakuro Nishiki ’ , Zones 5–7 ) .

In the back of the eastern United States yard , anarboris deal in orange mandarin honeysuckle ( Lonicera‘Mandarin ’ , Zones 4–9 ) , aWeigela‘Wine and Roses ’ ( Zones 4–8 ) blooms to the left of the mandrel , andWeigela‘Red Prince ’ flowers in the foreground .

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Toward the front of the eastward yard , abenchinvites you to finish and delight , with a weepingredbud(Cercis canadensis , Zones 5–9 ) behind it .

Moving into the west yard , this is the hush-hush garden , with paver forget me drug that Criss installed this summertime . Panthera tigris lilies ( Liliumlancifolium , Zones 3–9 ) and hydrangeas ( Hydrangeapaniculata , Zones 3–8 ) are in bloom .

This picture is in the west yard and was withdraw while standing at the green chair that was seeable in the former photograph , looking toward the planetary house .

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Astumperyhas a nonmigratory fairy . Criss put the fairy there , but the stump grew the tiny perfect mushroom in front of her all on its own .

A looking at inside the more courtly , fenced garden in the west pace

Round topiary boxwood ( Buxussp . , Zones 5–9 ) contrast with the powerfully verticalIlex‘Sky Pencil ’ ( Zones 6–8 ) .

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A smallpondis in the fence garden too .

Finally , a swallowtail butterfly stops by to sum up even more ravisher to this garden .

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wooden arbor covered in a flowering vine

stone path cutting through a densely planted garden

large pink hydrangea in front of house

tree stump with moss and mushroom growing on top

fenced in garden with stone pavers and lots of shrubbery

small garden bed with tiny evergreen shrubs around a stone sculpture

small garden pond with ornamental grass planted around

black and yellow butterfly on yellow flowers

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