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linmc1993

Wonderful landscape. Question about the path.

13 years ago
What is the material used to fill the pathway? Is it gravel or something else?
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  • PRO
    13 years ago
    It's a mixed medium crushed granite gravel and the color is called Santa Fe brown.

    Comments (6)

    • PRO
      13 years ago
      It's georgeous. Thank you for your prompt reply.
    • 13 years ago
      Love it!
    • 11 years ago
      Could you tell me what some of the other plants are, especially all of the taller ones along the wall? And the weeping one is especially different. Thank-you.
    • PRO
      11 years ago
      Sure, the taller plants along the wall are butterfly bushes and red climbing roses. Throughout the garden are Jupiter's Beard, red salvia, day lilies and Nepita. Hope that helps.
    • PRO
      11 years ago
      thank you! very helpful.
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