Right now plants in white seem to be showcasing themselves!
This Campanula White Clips (Bellflower) I split it in half and put the other half to the left of the rock. Next year I'll have double the pleasure!
I lost the tag for this one but I think it's some kind of Cranesbill/Perennial Geranium
This is Astilbe Younique White. It'll get a little whiter as it ages. I like that it's shorter and dense.
Hawaiian Punch Elephant Ears plant with a bedding of plants.
I planted little white begonias which have been surrounded quite heavily by the Creeping Jenny Goldilocks. They are a lighter green than the usual Creeping Jenny.
My Annabelle hydrangea. This year the blooms are smaller, maybe because I transplanted it over a few feet from where it was last fall?
I did try the method of not cutting this back in the fall. I waited until early spring and gave it a trim down to where new buds were forming. I read that by doing this the plant will be more supported by stronger branches and hold themselves up better. It seems like these are much more upright than in the past but I don't know if the smaler blooms are due to that transplant I did or because of this method of pruning.
This is it from another year. Kind of fluffier and the flowers are larger.
So I'm in the white now!
