Spring beauty continued
Yesterday , Carla Zambelli shared the abundance of outflow in her Malvern , Pennsylvania , garden with us , and today we ’re back to revel in even more of the beauty of this time of class .
Newer weigela breeding has emphasized pocket-size , compact forms , often with dyed foliation , but it is hard to beat the sheer abundant floral display of larger grade , like this gorgeous old - fashioned weigela ( Weigelaflorida , Zones 5–9 ) , which make a natural spring of bloom each outflow .
I can almost smell this beautiful oldrosethrough the information processing system screen !

Peonies ( Paeoniahybrid , Zones 3–8 ) fall in a wide range of colors , and this deep , rich loss is particularly striking .
This really unusualpeonyflower depend like the cultivar ‘ Green Lotus ’ , which has these interesting tattered flower petal for a wholly different look .
A perfect , fragrant clump of lilac ( Syringasp . , Zones 3–8 ) blooms

The cascading flowering branches of weigela break down down into the beautiful foliage of ostrich ferns ( Matteucciastruthiopteris , Zones 3–7 ) and a Nipponese maple ( Acerpalmatum , Zones 5–9 ) .
Another magnificent onetime - fashioned rose , with layer upon layer of pink petals
Layers of foliation make this garden scene , with aBaptisia(Zones 3–9 ) just do into bloom .

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