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What are the plants to the left & nursery recommendations?

5 years ago

I live in Belmont, NC and would love for you to makeover my landscape, but we don’t have a large budget. Your designs are undeniably laid back and effortlessly cool. Would you mind recommending a local or NC nursery that has all the conifers/evergreens that you use in your designs? Some are so difficult to find and the quality on your plantings are on point!

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Jay Sifford Garden Design
5 years ago
Thanks. The plants shown here are Thunderhead Japanese black pine, Orange Rocket barberry, and a weeping blue spruce. These aren't going to be easy for you to find, but the two retail nurseries I'd recommend are Rountree Plantation and Pike's, both in south Charlotte.
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