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Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“of the plants? Are they a cactus?”
“Plants like these, would be a”
“concrete + Timber, colour in the plants”
“I like the plants on the steps”
“winter-growing plant, and when not in bloom it can appear inconspicuous, even dying. Liveforever looks its worst when many plants appear in their finest form, but it revives once the weather cools down and it rains a little — its leaves store water.Shown: Dudleya pulverulenta”
“materials and plants. Rosettes range in the gray to green spectrum; a powdery layer adds a chalky effect.Late winter and spring welcome towering, leafy inflorescences, but unlike Echeveria, the stalk emerges from the base of the rosette, not the center. Flowers come in a variety of colors, including white, yellow”
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TruexCullins Architecture + Interior Design
“are the plant in the container?”
“Matched pots with tropical-flavor plantings make a statement strong enough to pull the eye away from the”
“Matched pots with tropical-flavor plantings make a statement strong enough to pull the eye away from”
“love the plants and the planter box”
“I like the plants in this pot”
“porch. The plants are canna and sweet potato vines.Browse Planters in the Products sectionMore:Plant Containers Head Into Quirky TerritoryDIY Project: Mobile Container Garden”
“Whether your sweet potato vine is planted in a pot, a box, a bed or a bin, it will grow vigorously and offer a lot of bang for”
“fall plants, but there are many noteworthy foliage-focused plants whose colors evoke fall. Here are seven great options for your fall containers.”
Huettl Landscape Architecture
“subtle planting of glaucous green gives us a restful picture. Notice how the choice of plants has been limited to prevent the border from becoming too busy — something that is so important when using foliage plants in smaller spaces.”
“place the plants close together (10 inches or so); it is not a clumping grass and will not fill in.”
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Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“What plants were used in the background?”
“What is the plantings in the background? Specifically the yellow bunch grass looking.”
“What is the red plant in the planter”
“red plants look lush and color ful”
“Echeveria... Planted on the left”
“beds are planted in crop rows mimicking the borrowed agricultural landscape in the distance. Beyond that native and "nativesque" plants mimic the dunes.”
“Rectilinear deck and boxes, undulating wild plants, rectilinear agricultural fields.”
“materials and plantings abut this semiwild, meadow-inspired grass hillside. This scene offers a beautiful, inwardly focused point of view. Yet the distant landscape is equally powerful, a living work of art that is ever changing. For anyone who sits here, the vista is as much a part of the design scheme as the”
Carolyn Wesling
“Love the plants in the planters. What kind of plant are the ones in the planters?”
“what is the trailing plant in the container”
“see the plant close enough but my guess would be that it's Pilea depressa (Giant Baby's Tears). I usually see it sold as a houseplant (up here in Canada) but I have planted it in containers myself for a beautiful cascading green effect. I planted mine in shade. Have a look in the indoor section of your”
“interesting plants to grow as annuals in your containers. I hope this helps!”
“shade. Planted dichondra seed for back yard and between broken stones on patio and it is fabulous. Stays green even under snow in N.C. and never needs mowing unless you want a very formal look. Took lots of watering to get started, now thrives with total neglect. Gorgeous green color. Google dichondra”
Zeterre Landscape Architecture
“beuatiful plants! What is their name? the red ones next to the doors!
Thanks”
“Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The plants are a dwarf red leaved ornamental bananas. Ensete maurelii They are frost tender, but really very lovely.”
“of plants are those in the pots as well as the large leafy ones beside the pots?”
“large pots and plants - one for each entrance?”
“Love the red ornamental banana plants. The bird of”
“The banana leaf plants are gorgeous!”
ModernBackyard
“Sparsely planted bamboo with rock mulch. Industrial planter.”
“I like the planters with the stones but different plants - like the ones at W Residences and shinny rocks”
“balcony plants with rocks”
“terrace plants...Plant Arrangement...Plants for deck...bamboo plant stand...minimalist planting...container plant...potted plant”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
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“variety of raised beds & planting surround”
“I like the large same groupings of the same plant, especially the grasses.”
“mass plantings, with more than just 1 type of plant”
“like the grass plantings in dark rock, but brush etc. not interested”
“only one plant type been used. The varieties play off each other's characteristics in unexpected ways.”
