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the upper northern limit for the crepe myrtle, for instance, but at the southern limit for the white birch.

Coming up in Bowman’s garden now are spring-blooming wildflowers, the native azalea and fruit and flowering trees. Later, in the summer, her four-season garden will feature more perennial interest, with phlox, lilies (both daylilies and “real lilies” or lillium), summer flowering trees such as the magnificent American Yellowwood and Magnolia Virginiana, and an array of grasses.

The fall garden can center around asters and the autumn color of spring blooming trees, such as the bronze European Copper Beech.

The winter garden centers around winter bloomers such as helleborus, corylopsis and some early bulbs like the hardy winter cyclamen and primrose. Trees selected for winter interest include the witch hazel tree and birches that have textured bark and attractive branch formation that adds to a winterscape.

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