What plants were used above the wall please?
10 years ago
I'm looking for ideas for the front of our home.
I have a 4' white brick wall along the front of our lawn about 20' from concrete driveway (lawn planted between wall and driveway). Live in US Zone 7 Southern Indiana and this space gets sun almost all day. Thank you.
I have a 4' white brick wall along the front of our lawn about 20' from concrete driveway (lawn planted between wall and driveway). Live in US Zone 7 Southern Indiana and this space gets sun almost all day. Thank you.
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