chamaecyparis

I love all chamaecyparis, but all of my outdoor foliage is buried under new snow.

Foliage? In January? « Fairegarden 2010

Their placement is to take advantage of the shade of the Boulevard chamaecyparis behind and offers a good view of things.

Dying Well-Aging Attractively « Fairegarden 2009

From my lazyboy, on line through the window at my sight level, to the spot in front of the gold mops chamaecyparis hedge is where she holds court.

Dealing With The Daylily Hill-It Is Imperative « Fairegarden 2009

A recent photo of the area reveals that this spot changes little with the evergreen rosemary and chamaecyparis always present.

Photographing The Blue Chairs « Fairegarden 2009

There is much color out there from the blue star junipers, many greens and the gold chamaecyparis, but the light was so low from the clouds that it just looks black and white in the photo.

Wait Nancy!* « Fairegarden 2009

The yellow is a good match for the gold mops hedge of chamaecyparis too, and the hedge is now tall enough for that combo.

August Playbook-GBBD « Fairegarden 2009

The soil is like chocolate cake in this space between the arborvitae and chamaecyparis rows.

Food In the Garden « Fairegarden 2008

“The soil is like chocolate cake in this space between the arborvitae and chamaecyparis rows.”

Food In the Garden « Fairegarden 2008

We have written about the plan to grow more vegetables in this area between the arborvitae and gold mops chamaecyparis.

Returns « Fairegarden 2008

Since the structure is held in the ground by the chamaecyparis posts, we had to dig up the giant plant without harming the gazebo.

Fairies Part One « Fairegarden 2008