Carla’s Woodland Garden

Garden art and plants working together

Today we ’re back in Carla Zambelli Mudry ’s garden in Malvern , Pennsylvania .

My ghost and woodland gardens are expect brilliant because we ’ve had so much rain . I now hope I get a break in the conditions blueprint so I can just enjoy it .

Throughout my garden you ’ll see a small bit of garden fine art , vintage garden ornaments , sure-enough raspberry bathing tub , and seating . My gardens carry on to be prompt by English and Irish gardens — specifically country , bungalow , and woodland garden .

Alchemillamolis(lady ’s mantle , Zones 3–8 ) has velvety leaf and does well in partial shade . Clouds of yellow - green heyday will spread shortly , but this is a plant most citizenry farm for the foliage .

A scene in a shaded part of the garden , with a variety of textures coming from various leaf , accented by garden art .

Weigela ( Weigela floridasp . , Zones 4–8 ) in beautiful bloom . New selections of weigela have colorful leafage and are unremarkably very modest , compact plant , but the old - fashioned selections make large , more vigorous , graceful shrubs .

A large birdbath wrapped in an impressive stand of cinnamon fern ( Osmundacinnamomea , Zones 3–9 ) . This beautiful fern is native to most of the eastern half of North America and loves moist , suspicious conditions . Usually the fronds reach 2 to 3 feet marvellous , but in constantly wet soil they can get hold of up to 5 feet !

A lion see over the garden .

Small carving and stones complement a line of shade perennial .

An owl sculpture rises up out of the prime to keep an center on the garden .

The woodland garden has a terrace that invite visitant to sit and savour the green , passive space .

azalea in full bloom , a classic flower of spring .

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