Irises, tulips and daffodils dominate this flower garden planted with perennials that bloom in tern as the season progresses. If bulbs are planted deeply and mulched well, they do not require pesticides or chemical fertilizers to produce year after year.						The birds and the wind sometimes bring gifts like these wildflowers, known as money plant. They grow well in harmony with planned flowers such as this perennial candytuft.
				Perennial bleeding hearts grow well in the organic garden. They can be interspersed with groundcover and thrive on the leaf mulch that occurs naturally.
	Photos by Alice Roche