Looking for ideas for my side flowerbed / garden
9 years ago
This is the side garden I have not looked after it since we moved into our house 3 years ago. I am wondering if some of these plants should be trimmed back or leave them. I have bought some mulch for ground cover. I have added some photo's to from different angles.
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