Philadelphus lewisii – Lewis Mock Orange
Deciduous shrub native to the Western United States. Height: 5-12 feet. Exposure: Full Sun to Part shade. Likes moist well draining soil. Produces fragrant showy white flowers.
Photos by Viki Ashford, Ashland Garden Club Member
Photos submitted by Carlotta Lucas, AGCMember
Today in AGC Member, Viki Ashford’s garden
Oregon Native: Erigeron umbellatum (Yellow Sulphur Buckwheat)
Yellow Flowers with grey foliage; Exposure: Sun to part shade; Drought tolerant once established; Attracts Pollinators; USDA 4-10
Long-lived perennials for shade and semi-shaded areas. Hostas come in a wide variety of sizes & textures. They are available as tiny plants only 8-inches tall to large plants as big a 4 feet clumps with 2 foot leaves. USDA Zones 3-9
Photo from Carlotta Lucas’ garden 5/7/21.
Lewisia cotyledon (Siskiyou Lewisia) – A native wildflower that grows in Southern Oregon and Northern California rocky sub-alpine mountain habitats. ~ photos by Viki Ashford, AGC Member
Hellebore and Tulips