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| | Perennials at Digging Dog | Achillea | Aconitum | Alchemilla | Anemone |
 | | One reason for noting a perennial’s place of origin is to remind us that perennials are really wild flowers, and our garden unites the finest from meadows, mountains and forests all around the globe. |
 | | Planted in drifts, the flower heads, composed of tight clusters of tiny florets, form bold slabs of gold, a timely reflection of the harvest moon. |
 | | Named to honor Baron Friedrich von Bieberstein, an amateur botanist who collected it during one of his many trips to Siberia and the Caucasus Mountains, the eternally cheerful Dwarf Marguerite is an undemanding, small-sized treasure that can be tucked into a well drained spot either in the xeric garden or along a pathway. |
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