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Aug 22, 2007 | 5:47 AM PST
Tags: Silver Garden , calocephalus
I've always been fascinated with silver plants. And now I am planning to make a small silver garden of my own.
Here is the proposed site:

There are two Hawthorn trees, which have a pretty silver foliage. On the far right (not on the photo)are the Buddlejas, also silver.
I plan to plant Snow-in-summer as the groundcover, propagate my silver-leaved Lavender,
These I bought today:
calocephalus
I just found out that it is hardy till -5°C... do it will not survive the german winter. I'm thinking to put it in a big flowerpot, and move it indoors in the winter.
I wish I knew what this is called:
I also plan to add my silvery sedums, and maybe red one for a contrast
I also found a tiny silvery pine growing on my herb patch... I have to find out if I can keep it small, like a Bonsai. Then I would transplant it to my silver garden...
And now the biggest challenge, I have to plan what to plant where ! I'm looking for inspirations...
from http://www.longwoodgardens.or
g/Orangery_1_3_2_4_1_1.html>

The Grey Garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
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Sep 11, 2007 | 3:20 AM PST
Good luck with the silver garden - you have interesting silver textures in those plants! |
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