Remembrance Garden - Mind Control

Karen's Bench - white painted oak bench donated by a group of mind-control survivors to honor the memory of Karen Coleman Wiltshire, a fellow  mind-control survivor who was outspoken in Washington, DC and died unexpectedly in April, 1999. Installed in spring, 2000.

Blue Girl Holly - evergreen bush with dark green leaves. Honors mind-control survivors who suffer from depression. Planted October, 1997.  

English Ivy - hardy evergreen vine covers a latticed arbor near the right-of-way. Planted in 2002.  

Blue Ice Arizona Cypress - honors a female survivor of US government/CIA/Nazi mind control experiments and subsequent enslavement. Planted September, 1997.

Goldmound Spirea - bush with gold-green leaves in spring.  Small, light pink, fuzzy blossoms in the summer. Honors mind-control victims suffering from the long-term effects of mental programming and conditioning.  Planted April, 1998.

Weigela Wine and Roses - bush with purple foilage. Pink-red blossoms in spring. Honors the life of a deceased male victim of U.S. government mind-control experimentation and subsequent enslavement.  Planted in spring, 2003.

Metallica Crispa Ajuga - low-growing groundcover, evergreen with broad purple-green leaves. Planted as a border around the Weigela in 2004. 

Amethyst Falls Wisteria (2) - vines being trained into tree form. Grape-shaped clusters of fragrant purple flowers in mid to late spring. Honor a survivor and his mother.  

Canna - tall perennials with large, broad green leaves and brilliant clusters of red flowers through the summer. Donated in 2003 by a supporter.   

Purple Ruffled Basil - prolific annual herb. Fuzzy purple leaves with ruffled edges.   

Garden Columbine - annuals with vivid blue blossoms in late spring and late summer. 

Rose Fountain Grass - ornamental grass. Silver/rose soft plumes late summer through early fall. Planted spring, 2005.

Karley Rose Pennisetum orientale - ornamental grass. Purple plumes in midsummer. Planted spring, 2005. 

                                                                    

Emerald Gaiety Euonymus - variegated climbing bushes that attach to nearby rocks.  Variegated green and white leaves.  Planted in 2002.

Queen Anne's Lace -native, tall plants. Flat clusters of tiny, lace-like white flowers in the summer.  Honor a former Illuminati slave's experiences during destructive "May Day" occult rituals. Planted in 2004.

White Variegated Liriope - white and green striped decorative grass. Planted spring, 2004.

Yarrow - perennial plants. Flat clusters of fuzzy yellow flowers atop their narrow stems in summer. Planted in 2004.     

Daisies - planted in container in 1999. 

Peace dove ornament. 

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