Steep terrain planting ideas...

Well, I purchased some more plants, I'll come with the names on Tuesday. I have so much work to do and the gardening season is so busy now, with so many new plants, that between (translation) jobs I can just run out, plant things or do any other 'garden-related' stuff, but have no time to write about it.

Here are some photos of today's shopping trip to a nearby nursery:







Aaaah yeah, one of these is a centranthus ruber.

 

Coming with the names of all new acquisitions, as I promised.

Picture 1 (tried to list them clockwise, but the approach didn't work for all photos):
1. Iberis sempervirens
2. Sedum cristatum
3. (3) Unknown sempervivums
4. Crucianella stylosa
5. Ruta graveolens
6. Heuchera Dale's Strain +
(7) Campanula punctata rubriflora - about 8 seedlings were in the pot, so I grabbed it and had a '2 in 1' present.
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Picture 2:
8. Phlox stolonifera
9. Lamium 'Red Nancy'
10. Lmaium 'Anne Greenway'
11. Ophiopogon
12. Alchemilla vulgaris
13. Liatris
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Picture 3:
14. Satureja montana
15. Andropogon gerardii
16. Deschampsia caespitosa
17. Spodiopogon sibiricus
18. Origanum variegatum
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19. Primula rosea Gigas
20. Glechoma hederacea variegata (close-up view in picture 4)
21. Hepatica
22. Andromeda polifolia (close-up view in picture 5)
23. Iris variegata
24. Polygonum affine
25. Bloody dock - not seen
26. Centhrantus ruber - not seen
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Other plants I planted recently:
27. Pahisandra
28. Cornus Canadensis
29. Bergenia
30. Primula chionantha (probably)
31. Tree peony 'Chu Wu'
32. Tree peony 'Xue Ta'
33. Yellow Banksia Rose

I also received 20 more plants from Bulgarian forum mates.
And I planted lysimachia 'Alexander', which simbad has sent me so kindly!


Waiting their turn for tomorrow are 17 more roses.


Only pity I can't dedicate more time to the forum, but it's a really busy period, and for twenty+ days I had to keep a very tight pace of work, rising at about 4:30 in the morning so that I could pack up translations in the dark and cold hours of day and free some sunny time for the garden. The result is: I effectively hate the computer, but have no choice.
Hope the garden pays it back... :WINK1:

 

Yes, please. You can do so here: My neighbour's Garden (or Zografov's rhododendrons) - 2012