The front garden is designed to introduce color and texture while maintaining a low profile that complements the house and the prominent hydrangeas flanking the front porch. A single vertical focal point—the Deer Run Spruce—anchors the southwest corner of the porch, providing height without overwhelming the space. The remaining flower bed is intended to accentuate the boulder retaining wall and the architectural features of the home. All plantings in this area are perennials, with the exception of the secondary terrace near the front steps, where seasonal annuals are rotated each year to provide fresh visual interest.
You will find a range of groundcover plants in this bed, along with some garden herbs.
Garden Phlox
Salvia
Stonecrop Sedum
Petunias
Dahlias
Geraniums
Auria (Golden Creeping Jenny)
Incrediball Hydrangeas
Ground-cover Rose
Neon Dogwood
Ajuga (Bugleweed)
Euonymus
Thime
Oregano
Dwarf Juniper
Ornamental Grass
Deer Run Spruce
1.Garden Phlox
2. Salvia
3. Stone Crop Sedum
3. Stone Crop Sedum
2. Salvia
4. Petunias, 5. Dahlias, 6. Geraniums, and 7. Auria
4. Petunias
6. Geraniums
7. Auria (Golden Creeping Jenny)
5. Dahlia
8. Incrediball Hydrangea
9. Ground-cover rose
10. Neon Dogwood and Boxwood (evergreen)
12. Euonymus (evergreen)
13. Thime
3. Sedum
11. Ajuga (Bugleweed) - Spring flowers, purple.
16. Ornamental Grass
15. Dwarf Juniper (evergreen)
17.Deer Run Spruce (evergreen)
14. Oregano