I'm gearing up for future themed gardens and one that I'm strongly considering is a medieval theme, to include the following:

Dragons and other mythical creatures (elves, dwarves, etc.)
Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter
Terry Goodkind/Sword of Truth (if any exist)

Please share the names--and pictures, too!--of the beauties in your garden that have names to fit the theme!

I'll share a few that I already have or already have on my wishlist:

Daylilies:
(have:)


(wants/considerations)
Dragon Heart Stone [no image]
Aragorn [no image]
Gandalf the Grey [no image]
One Ring to Rule Them All [no image]
Saurons Eye [no image]
Elvish Firestorm [no image]
Mithril Veil [no image]
Seeker of Light [no image]
Zed [no image]



Iris:
(purchased:)


(wants/considerations:)
Legolas [no image]
Gandalf the Grey [no image]


Other:
Begonia - Elven Ears
Hen and Chicks - Frodo
Hen and Chicks - Samwise




Now time for yours!!!

When you said medieval themed I thought you meant plants that would have been grown in Europe during medieval times. I see what you mean by the names though.

Not sure if you have shade, but there are several hostas that come to mind...
The King
The Queen
Sir Richard
Red Dragon
King Michael

Harry Potter plant- Mandrake (Mandragora) this one really exists:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

SCButtercup said:When you said medieval themed I thought you meant plants that would have been grown in Europe during medieval times. I see what you mean by the names though.

Sorry, I struggled over what to call it. I guess I could have said 'middle earth' theme, but I didn't want it to be specific to Tolkien.

Two plants that I have in my gardens that fit your name theme are Epimedium 'Pink Elf' and Astilbe 'Sprite'. I am always fascinated by the design aspect of themed gardens. This one that you came up with has so many possibilities