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arqcarolinaconde

THE PLANTS!!

13 years ago
hi there!!!, im from Mexico, i was wondering, what is the name of the little plants that look like a big and green flower, and o so the name of the purple one, can u give a tip about witch plant can i use on a fence??? ... something really vertical, thank u for your time...
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  • PRO
    13 years ago
    The green one is Aeonium 'Dinner Plate', and the purple one is Aeonium zwartkop. There are many nice vines and bamboos which are great for fence areas.
  • 10 years ago

    Wow, Debora! Your garden designs are spectacular. You have a superb design sensibility. Such a pleasure!

    (I only wish some of those readers that ask questions would take the time to read some of your answers first, so you don't have to answer the same question several times in a row.)

  • 10 years ago

    Does this landscape require a drip irrigation? Is it possible to do without an irrigation system since most all these are drought tolerant? This is a beautiful landscape!


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