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What is the privacy hedge here?

10 years ago

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Matthew Copp
10 years ago
It appears to be Fatsia (Fatsia Japonica)
Katie Dubow thanked Matthew Copp
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Pearson Landscape Services
9 years ago
That plant is called "rice paper plant"
Tetrapanax papyrifer. be careful, it re-seeds
dynodeb
8 years ago
What are the big leaf plants in the front? Thanks!
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Pearson Landscape Services
8 years ago
Cast Iron plant.

Aspidistra
Diane Brown
7 years ago
Are the pathway stones concrete? Were they cast in place? If not where can you purchase them?

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