Though it was late August when I visited the Berkshire Botanical Garden in
Stockbridge, Mass., I suspect that it will be a long time before I finish
tapping into all the photos I took that afternoon.
I have already written at least five posts about
this garden (including on its single-seed juniper and the pineapple lily).
But, as you’ll see here, the cerastium
tomentosum—better known as “snow-in-summer”—has its own unique allure, with
its silvery-grey leaves.
This groundcover perennial is often grown in poor
soil—an accurate description of much of the rocky soil in this portion of
Western Massachusetts.
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