Could you tell me the names of those shrubs?
8 years ago
I like all of them individually and in combination. Beautiful foundation planting. I would love to have the names. I'm especially interested in those reddish foliage shrubs behind the boxwoods... I guess those are ninebark? Or possibly barberries? Thanks!
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