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eric_miller7129

plant layout - help

3 years ago

Hi, need some advice on what plant to place where those two big rocks are? I’m in USDA hardiness zone 9. I was thinking something colorful but low laying since I want the front door to be the focal point. Thoughts? Anything else you see that could be improved? Thanks in advance

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