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          Wow-worthy plant combinations

          This time of year is all about soaking in the garden and making mental (or more likely, photographic) notes about what worked and what didn&#;t. Some things are as simple as a plant that just didn&#;t perform or as complicated as being happy with how a design sketched on paper came to fruition.

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        2. This is the spring matrix on the upper slope combining Phlox divaricata 'Blue Moon', Tiarella wherryi, Chrysogonum virginianum, the fern.
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        4. I've also invested in a Dutch hoe praised by Roy Diblik, which allows for easy push-pull weeding in tight planting spaces.
        5. You'll be drawn in by a soft color palette with alluring textures and fragrances.

          6. But somewhere in the middle is simple acknowledgment of particularly good plant pairings to be filed away for future reference.

          Here are a few that I&#;m really loving this year.

          SALVIA + JEWELS OF OPAR

          There&#;s nothing like a bit of desperation to come up with something great.

          When the Nicotiana I had planted in this section of the circle garden ended up being a big, floppy mess, I ripped them out and frantically shopped online find anything that would fill in quickly, in time for a photoshoot in the garden.

          I got a combination of Salvia Unplugged So Blue and and Rockin&#; Playing the Blues. But I was worried that they wouldn&#;t fill in quickly so transpla