A physician’s garden full of lilies and other vibrant blooms
well-chosen Monday GPODers !
We ’re commence this calendar week off with a garden that looks magic no matter the hour .
Hi , I am Terry Redling and live in Gillette , NJ , a semi rural suburb about 28 miles outside of NYC . We used to be zona 6b now we have a 7a garden . I am a gerontological medico by day ( as well as at night when on call ) and relish the meditation and beauty of our garden to de - stress and renew . I roll in the hay all types of lilies ( includinghemerocallis , or unremarkably known as daylilies ) . Deer are a big subject , but the gauze is scantily seeable and keeps the cervid off the flowers . My hubby Jeff and I do it to spend meter outside tending our property and our vegetable garden , which he built in 2 tiers over the year . We enjoy sitting by our fervour pit or lounging in the hot bath environ by all this stunner .

In this first installment of Terry ’s flower - filled garden , we ’ll take a look at all of the color and vibrancy that can be find during the day . Tomorrow , we ’ll be back to see how calm the outer space is once the sun commence going down .
The tiered vegetable garden seam that Terry ’s married man Jeff build — what a wonderful concept ! Tiered ornamental beds are very vulgar , but it ’s not often you see them utilize for comestible beds . What a great way to take space that is tricky to grow on , and make it productive .
As Terry mentioned above , she is a real lily lover and she include some close - up shots of some of her favorites . This particular stunner is a ‘ Zeba ’ lily ( Lilium‘Zeba ’ , Zones 3–8 ) known for its incredible coloring and relation to the Nepal lily , which is notoriously gruelling to acquire . It also has an incredible evening fragrance , which is consummate for Terry ’s garden that she so often enjoys at night .

Flowers galore , and that barely - there contend that keep deer from make a meal of all these fabulous blooms .
While it ’s absolved that Terry does not shy away from any variety of people of color , pinkish is definitely salient in this garden . Bee balm , coneflower , phlox , and hollyhock are all sporting various shades of garden pink .
Another fabulous lily variety that is similar to the ‘ Zeba ’ above , but with more of a pinkish puncher . Such a fun and cheerful combination of color , ‘ large Smile ’ ( Lilium‘Big Smile ’ , Zones 3–8 ) is a very appropriate name .

A close looking at the bright bee balm andgarden phlox(Phlox paniculata , Zones 4–8 ) we see above , expose the golden allium seed head spit throughout the flower .
A world by from Terry ’s favorite lilies , regal passionflower ( Passifloraincarnata , Zones 5–10 ) allows some northern gardener to bring in a touching of the tropical to their landscape painting .
One last expression at all those vibrant flowers surcharge up the Dominicus .

As I cite at the top of this situation , be sure to get together us back in Terry ’s garden tomorrow for a look at all these beautiful blooming at night !
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