The Autumn clematis covers the garden pergola. The wooden fence serves as a dividing structure between the grapes and raspberries, and the more formal perennial gardents. The trimmed boxwood and variegated euonymous soften the effect.
The interior of the pergola provides seating for a rest and a nice view. We have let the morning glories spread across the floor as well as climb the latticed walls. They provide a nice touch of color.
The Japanese anemone are the stars of late blooming perennials. They will last until a heavy frost and self-seed for next year.
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I lived in NY most of my life (1 hr north of Syracuse) and seeing your garden makes me miss it so much--here in NC we were having a drought since July and everything died in my garden (flowers & veggies)--it was a very hot, dry, dusty, disappointing summer growing season, to say the least. The green in your pictures looks wonderful.
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