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We are experimenting planting various types of trees and perennials in large, glazed containers. 
Due to the nature of a Mews, most areas are paved.  Traditionally, grouping of containers are used in
commercial situations. We are trying to create a more cottage-like atmosphere.
Photographs in this section will be dated to allow visitors to watch our progress and measure
our successes and failures.

Trees and Shrubs

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Two groups of contained trees and shrubs in front of  The Mews, Spring, 2010


CORYLUS RED MAJESTIC, February 2011

contained red-orange quince

CHAEMNOMELES JAPONICA "MONED"
A Red-Orange
Quince in a large
cobalt glazed pot.
This plant was blooming
on April 1st, 2006.

 

Viburnum- Bodnantense
DAWN
Photograph taken February 2010.

A close-up of a White currant
Photograph taken March 2010.

 

Red Srite Winterberry

Winterberry
Red Sprite

 

 

 

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CORYLUS RED MAJESTIC
This is a new cultivar of Harry Lauders Walking Stick from Europe. The plant is contorted everywhere.

CORNUS - ALBA - AUREA 
  A White Dogwood.
Photograph taken Spring, 2009.

ACER JAPONICA ACONITIFOLIUM


 

ACER - PALMATUM - SANGO KAKU
 Coral Bark Maple.
Photograph taken Fall, 2009

   

ACER GRISEUM
Paperbark Maple. A close-up of the bark.  This photo was taken in September, 2009. 

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A close-up of a contained Sango Kaku taken January, 2010 on one of our rare clear days. 
This wa an El Nino year for the Northwest.

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ACER - PALMATUM - SHISHIGASHIRA
Lions Mane Maple has small deep green leaves that are twisted and crimped at their margins.

HAMAMELIS INTERMEDIA  Witchhazel.
Bright yellow flowering witch hazel blooms profusely.

Contorted Larch

 

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ACER - CIRICINATUM -
'Pacific Sprite"
Dwarf Vine Maple

ACER

"Orange Dream"

   


The Weeping Malus, Spring 2010 Abbey Ducis Courtyard


The Mews in Spring, 2010


Elizabeth, May 2011


Fading Hydrangea, No Elizabeth, September, 2011

More Container Gardening displays:  1 trees   2 perennials   3 roses   4 primula

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