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ecocentrix landscape architecture
“What are the taller plants near the wall?”
“I also would love to know the spiky plants by wall and the grass in the foreground. Thanks.”
“background plant Furcraea macdougalii. It's truly fantastic in this blue garden, but can be in short supply in succulent nurseries.”
“This is plant is Senecio serpens (a.k.a. Blue Chalk Sticks).”
“I just planted some Elijah Blue today. My question is the third plant type? Appears to be some type of”
“interesting planting around pool and wall”
“agave plants outside deck, with lights behind them at night”
“minimalism plantings of blue grass and sedum”
“No grass just plants... Stone walk”
“glaucous planting scheme fills the space with pattern and texture. The rhythmic, linear planting puts movement into the design and emphasizes the pattern clearly.”
The Garden Route Company
“tural plantings, vivid color and strong clean lines makes for an engaging space”
“Please share the name of all the plants here, including the orange tall ones in the back, grass on the side and compact short green shrubs in front. Beautiful- Thanks!”
“green plants are Euphorbia martinii and the grasses are a combination of Carex testacea & Miscanthus transmorrisonensis. Thank you.”
“Euphorbia martini. Acid green foliage Like this plant a lot.”
“Setback and plantings make it less intimidating street-side”
“Kangaroo paws, nice layers of plants”
“Euphorbia martini - short green plants for sides / back”
“all the plants, brown and yellow-ish scrub”
“edging plant. Their fresh seasonal foliage and flowers overcome the landscape situation of many species' dying back over winter.This Euphorbia martini, with its acid-green flowers, creates not only an informal edging but also a great knee-high barrier to deter animals and small children from invading”
Pat Brodie Landscape Design
“Great plantings. Variety in color, texture, and height. Love the use of the rock and the texture of the vase.”
“drought tolerant plants in garden”
“sculptural plantings, nice contrast”
“Plants - nice selection”
“unusual planting scheme”
“all the plants...Low water plants...using local plants...of the plants...Nice cactus plants...Garden plants...succulent plants...tolerant plants....spiky plants...succulent plants...plant pot”
Milieu Design
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“Planting notes. Plant 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”
“to fall
Planting tips: Plant in spring or fall and remove spent blooms. Prune after the first killing freeze and mulch during the winter.”
“richness of plantings; flowers and colors”
“year you plant black-eyed Susan. It will do much better the following year.”
“hillside plantings/ mix of grasses, masses of natural wild flowers”
“masses of prairie-inspired perennials and ornamental grasses, layered not in rows but in irregular planting swaths to evoke a deep, lavish border.”
Kristina Wolf Design
“Are the plants real or really good fakes? If fake, where can I get them?”
“large room feel comfortable:strategically place tall potted plants.”
“Ideas for Living Room. Plants on either side of large window.”
“Using large plants to set the scene.”
“Plants and scones. Paint color combined with white trim. For our house white trim, white beams but”
“potted plants. Fill vertical height in rooms with tall ceilings or fill bare, lonely corners with potted trees. As long as your space gets enough light to support the plant's needs (check with your garden store for instructions and recommendations), you really can't go wrong with adding a massive houseplant”
Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check the mature size of the plant. If that’s not possible, you can follow these guidelines using 4-inch starter plants:
• Three to five plants for a 12-inch-diameter pot
• Six to nine plants for an 18-inch-diameter”
“To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check the mature size of the plant. If that’s not possible, you can follow these guidelines using 4-inch starter plants:
• Three to five plants for a”
“multitude of plants in one container.”
“Beautiful container herb gardens! 3-5 plants for 12 in diameter pot, 6-9 plants for 18 in diameter pot. Use potting mix specifically made for”
“Love the pot in the foreground -- beautiful!”
“3-5 plants in 12" diam pot 6-9 plants in 18" diam pot The majority of herbs loke”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“of the plants.....i really appreciate it.”
“From what I can see, they look to be Euphorbia rigida (Gopher Plant), Senecio vitalis (Blue Chalk Fingers), Anigozanthos flavidus (Kangaroo Paw), Agave attenuata (Fox Tail Agave), and some sort of ornamental grass. The blooming Euphorbia rigida (Gopher Plant)”
“stair path and green plants in center”
“like the somewhat wild-looking nature of plants and color scheme”
“to the plant palette. Kelly often combines Euphorbias with companion plants such as succulents, Bulbine, Leucadendron and other low-water-need plants. This makes irrigation and other landscape maintenance much more efficient and responsible.”
“Plant colorful, drought-tolerant plants: If you’re sick of high summer water bills, making the switch to drought-tolerant plantings is the way to go. Fear not — drought tolerant doesn’t mean you have to lose color in the landscape.”
Gardens by Gabriel
“A bit too many plants/colors for me, but like the blue, yellow, maybe just a splash of fuscia plantings”
“Drought tolerant plants”
“drought tolerant plants with color”
“vibrant colored planting”
“tolerant plants...Sun plants...Yellow plant...driveway plants...erant plants...yellow plant?”
