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Mary Prince
“placed at the base of each tree lining the driveway of this suburban home.
Mary Prince Photography © 2012 Houzz”
“Love this Idea for the fall”
“Landscaping around the trees on the long lane.”
“The pumpkins along driveway.”
“driveway idea for fall decoration”
“Love the hay and pumpkins!”
“Great idea for fall.”
“Fall decor along drovway”
“autumnal landscape islands are topped off by pumpkins.”
“Fall idea...Fall decorations...Backyard fall...Great fall idea!...decor idea for fall...Love the colors...All the colors...I love fall!!!...under the trees...love the fall theme...Pretty for fall...Cute fall idea...love the look...fall landscaping...I like the order...fun fall look...fall- pumpkin...Fall outside...fall decor”
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Melissa Gerstle Design
“summer to fall
Planting tips: Plant in spring or fall, and pinch back growth regularly throughout the summer to encourage a tight-growing form. Cut back after the first killing freeze and mulch lightly over the winter.”
“Fall Aster - purple daisy like blooms”
“Fall flowers - Aster (Symphotrichum oblongifolium)”
“Fall Aster for fall purple color”
“Fall Aster - good ground cover”
“summer to fallPlanting tips: Plant in spring or fall, and pinch back growth regularly throughout the summer to encourage a tight-growing form. Cut back after the first killing freeze and mulch lightly over the winter.”
“anywhere in borders or let it naturalize in prairie or meadow gardens. (Be sure to winter-mulch the plant in colder zones.) ‘Monch’ is one of the most gardenworthy aster cultivars, sporting an exuberant display of lavender-blue flowers from July to October. USDA zones: 5-8Water requirement: Prefers dry”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“varieties in my yard. Then they got really woody and even when I cut them back the woody areas were larger than the flowering areas - what did I do wrong?”
“resemblance to the vivid woven blankets of the American Southwest, this flower cloaks the garden in yellow, burgundy or rich red from midsummer into fall. Blanket flower prefers fertile, well-drained soil, but it will tolerate poor, dry soil once established. Deadhead to keep the flowers coming. The dwarf, compact”
“fare well in most all zones.
Water requirement: Average to low once established
Light requirement: Full to partial sun
Mature size: 18 to 36 inches tall
Bloom time: Summer to fall
Planting tips: Plant in spring or fall and let seeds fall to the ground when the plant is done blooming. Remove spent flower”
Lankford Associates Landscape Architects
“From the street, a round rock pathway leads to a small seating area next to the water with a small fire pit. Low maintenance, drought resistant and salt tolerant plantings were used in mass and clumps. This garden has become the focus of the neighborhood with many visitors stopping and enjoying what”
“We live in Gig Harbor, WA, would these plants grow here? If so, what are these?
Thanks”
“What are the purple flowers and the tall plants in teh middle of them?”
“What are the purple flowers and the tall plants in the middle”
“I live in Virginia Beach, would those plants grow in my area? Also, what type of tree would work well with this type of landscaping?”
“Is there a specific variety of creeping thyme that will produce the deep purple/lavender shown in the stone walkway to beach? If so, so you”
Milieu Design
“share the name of the yellow flowers? thanks”
“These are Black Eye Susan's, perennials in the northeast.”
“seeds in late fall or mid spring, in loose soil about an inch deep. Step on them gently and water regularly.
Place plants about 18 inches apart. Dig a hole about twice the size of the plant. Remove plant from container, give it a gentle shake and place it in the hole. Fill the rest of the hole in with”
“Black eyed susan in back yard”
“love the mass planting of rudbeckia”
“Love the mass plantings in layers”
“Layer your plantings in irregular patterns as in nature and enjoy!”
“Natives, deer resistant, spruce in back”
“trees in background, texture, color, grasses”
“like the black eyed susans with the grasses”
“twice the size of the plant. Remove plant from container, give it a gentle shake and place it in the hole. Fill the rest of the hole in with the extra dirt and be sure to water. While these plants are quite drought tolerant, give them plenty of water until they are established. Because they colonize so”
Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design
“water fall, pond, planting around water feature, planing around pond, sound of moving water, soothing landscape ideas, landscape color, outdoor lighting.”
“unique? The colors are so vivid, it can't be just the beautiful locations!”
“don’t know the technical reasons. I hired a professional photographer and I am not sure what kind of equipment he uses to bring out the vivid colors. Thanks for your interest in my work however.”
“like the use of large bolders”
“Jenn likes the lily, the red flowers and”
“Waterfall for me to sit in”
“maple by the waterfall, maybe corner of lot to see from deck”
“The water feature and the size of the boulders”
“it's so natural and every element seems to blend in very well with each other. very well thought of”
Arterra LLP Landscape Architects
“foliage in the spring and summer, with wheat-like seed heads making an appearance in late summer into fall.
USDA zones: 5 to 9
Water requirement: Average
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: 5 to 8 feet tall, depending upon variety
Planting tips: Plant in fall and prune to 12 inches in late winter”
“appearance in late summer into fall.”
“Maiden grass
Water requirement: Average
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: 5 to 8 feet tall, depending upon variety
Planting tips: Plant in fall and prune to 12 inches in late winter or early spring.”
“maiden grass - full sun, plant in fall, prune to 12 " in”
“foliage in the spring and summer, with wheat-like seed heads making an appearance in late summer into fall.
USDA zones: 5 to 9
Water requirement: Average
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: 5 to 8 feet tall, depending upon variety
Planting tips: Plant in fall and prune to 12 inches in late winter”
Centsational Girl
“Nice fall decor for entry of home.”
“i need to remember to use the garland on the door area next year”
“nice door but not round in the middle”
“for planter in half mood garden”
“by Centsational Girl
“love the sheen on the pumpkins”
“Like the pumpkin idea for fall look.”
“Love the pumpkin topiaries! Perfect for my big urns!”
“Love the idea of stacking the pumpkins”
“Glitter Pumpkins and ribbon”
“Pumpkin Topiaries, Porch Decor”
“Pumpkins”
“Like the pumpkin idea for fall look.”
“them with fall ribbon and faux leaves and flowers.”
