Plant selection suggestions!
3 years ago
Open to suggestions on what plants would look good in the two taller contains, and in a yet-to-be-purchased container for the lower middle.
Plants on the sides are Golden Mop Cypress.
This is in Philadelphia (Ben Franklin bridge in background.)
Thanks in advance!
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