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VanBrouck & Associates, Inc.
“outdoor planter”
Northern Virginia General Contractor
For more than 35 years, the clients of Courthouse Kitchens & Baths have been getting style for their homes with our gorgeous bathroom and kitchen design and unparalleled remodeling.
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Rikki Snyder
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Last comment "More unruliness; galvanised buckets of bright flowers, sunflower clump..."
Last comment "More unruliness; galvanised buckets of bright flowers, sunflower clump..."
“outdoor planters”
Affiniti Architects
“white outdoor planter”
Anne Fougeron
“table...outdoor planters....rug”
Haddonstone Ltd
Added to 2,370 ideabooks
Last comment "Exterior stair and lawn idea for layering uneven lot"
This photo has 2 questions
Last comment "Exterior stair and lawn idea for layering uneven lot"
This photo has 2 questions
“nice outdoor planters and greens”
Ojanen_Chiou architects LLP
“love the planters next to the bench idea! How did you waterproof them?”
“the planter is cast in place concrete, 4" thick. The bottom is open to the ground so really no need to water proof”
“Horsetail reed in planters on deck”
“This planter bench for back yard bye stairs. So no one will fall”
“Seating and/or outdoor bed for b&b. provides lots of room for”
“planter & seat on edge of deck”
“wood built in lounge and bench area w planter”
“seating planter box for against concrete wall with a small return”
“artfully outdoors. These pebble-look pillows gathered at one end of the bench create a textural sculpture that keeps the scene playful.”
Kate Michels Landscape Design
“Succulents tend to need less water than most other outdoor plants.”
“Succulents tend to need less water than most other outdoor plants. But be wary when using terra-cotta pots — they tend to dry”
“Succulents tend to need less water than most other outdoor plants. But be wary when using terra-cotta pots — they tend to dry out most quickly. To see if your plants need to be watered, place your finger a centimeter”
“other outdoor plants. But be wary when using terra-cotta pots — they tend to dry out most quickly. To see if your plants need to be watered, place your finger a centimeter or two below the soil. If it's moist, no water is needed.More fuss-free ways to garden”
