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For a client in Ames, Iowa, Norris created a dry meadow gravel garden. He planted drifts of feathery Bouteloua gracilis ‘Honeycomb’, prairie coneflower (Ratibida columnifera), Rudbeckia ‘Sweet as Honey’, bright orange Asclepias tuberosa, quaking aspen trees into the sandy loam, and then topped the beds with five inches of ¼ inch pea gravel. Photography courtesy of Kelly D. Norris, from Ask the Expert: Horticulturist Kelly D. Norris on the
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For more of this garden, see Garden Visit: The Hobbit Land Next Door. Photograph by Tom Kubik for Gardenista.
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