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14 years ago

Love the design with the different textures and shades of green! What plants do you have other than ferns and hostas?
Thanks!

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Glenna Partridge Garden Design

13 years ago

last modified: 13 years ago

@rosedlak - The mulch I use on all my garden beds is a product called Seasoil. It conditions the soil beautifully, adds micronutrients to the soil, and helps keep the weeds down. I put it on all my garden beds every spring. Here's a link to their website for more info. I hope this helps!

http://www.seasoil.com/

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Deb Sanders
13 years ago
Beautiful! I recognize the Japanese forest grass front left. What is the decorative grass on the front right?
Marlene Wagenmann
13 years ago
Wish I knew what kind of wood this fence is made of (cedar?) And what stain or paint was used.
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Sarita Moodie
13 years ago
What are the shrubs used in this?
rosedlak
13 years ago
Glenna, can you tell me about the mulch?
rosedlak
13 years ago
Thanks, Glenna. Trying to find this or something like this in US. I appreciate it. Love your design work!

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