Today we ’re revisiting a garden from one of my pet posts . We first feature Betsy Thompson ’s garden back in June of 2012 ( freshen up your memoryHERE ) .
If you ’ll come back , she lives in a townhouse outside Albany , New York , and so as to garden in her back thousand , she drag everything through her house . THROUGH HER HOUSE ! Mulch , plants , amendments … whew ! Anyway , the last meter we see her garden it was in spring . Today we ’re see it in gloam . ( Betsy sent me these photos a while ago….better late than never , right ? ? Sorry , Betsy … . )
Betsy sound out that she took these photos on October 1st , and cue us that her garden has no lawn and is just 22 feet wide and 100 foot deep . You ’ll find much more information in the captions . Enjoy ! And thanks so much again , Betsy , for sharing your garden with us !
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This is the view from my back door. The shrub with the yellowing leaves is Cornus ‘Winter Flame.’ The winter twigs are red shading to yellow at the tips like a candle flame. The orange-leaved shrub is Rhododendron vaseyi ‘White Find.’ The rounded evergreen in center is Pinus strobus ‘Nana.’ Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Betsy Thompson
