In their place, I planted two Arborvitae Fire Chief (Thuja occidentalis 'Congabe').
I willing to see how it goes, then make my decision next year. In the meantime they look good next to the Holly.
Sunday, September 22, 2019
Post Return
Throughout the summer I enjoyed the view of the gazebo with the plants near the outer corner post. The Soft Touch Japanese Holly (Ilex crenate 'Soft Touch') I planted is doing well.
However, the dwarf lilies I placed on either side looked poor after they stopped flowering. So, I decided to dig them out and relocate them elsewhere on the property.
In their place, I planted two Arborvitae Fire Chief (Thuja occidentalis 'Congabe').
This shrub can tolerate light and shade. It should grow between 3-5 feet - they may end up growing too large for where I placed them. I can try to keep them trimmed, but I will probably have to move them at a latter date.
I willing to see how it goes, then make my decision next year. In the meantime they look good next to the Holly.
In their place, I planted two Arborvitae Fire Chief (Thuja occidentalis 'Congabe').
I willing to see how it goes, then make my decision next year. In the meantime they look good next to the Holly.
