The hydrangeas looked especially healthy due to heavy rains in Red Wing earlier this year.
Terry Yockey’s Red Wing garden has been profiled in Midwest Home and Midwest Living magazines, as well as the subject of a some of Terry’s many articles for Northern Gardener. Terry is a Master Gardener in every sense of the word — extremely knowledgeable and generous with her time and talent. Her garden was recently on the Red Wing Arts Association tour, and we stopped by to snap a few photos. The garden features a rain garden, a kitchen garden, a fragrance garden, woodland, bog and hummingbird and butterfly areas. For more photos and information about the garden, be sure to check out Terry’s blog at www.northerngardening.com.
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- The path from the perennial garden to the woodland and bog areas.
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- Beebalm — a magnet for bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
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- From her use of living mulches and art to plant choices, Terry’s garden is carefully thought out.
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- Terry installed a bog garden to expand the plant palette in her yard.
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- Terry’s favorite viburnum.
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- A traditional herb garden
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- The hydrangeas looked especially healthy due to heavy rains in Red Wing earlier this year.
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- Plants are spaced fairly close to create beautiful combinations.
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- Verbena bonariensis a favorite butterfly plant.
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- Terry happily shares her garden with others.
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