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12 years ago
The front left side of my house, by the tree, needs some help. I want to bring the flower bed out towards the the tree but not against the tree. (Too much work!) I am thinking of planting a miniature weeping cherry or some sort of miniature weeping tree in the way left- not against the house. And/or a white hydrangea. I love the white and green color scheme in the professional pic below. I'm only concerned that it would overwhelm my shall house. Suggestions?
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