Theresa

all the diff colors and textures

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love the globe boxwoods

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the arbor

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love the boulders and the steps

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a bed I did last year I need an evergreen in it picea abies pendula?

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hornbeams lining the entry ..I fight with the deer on them. I love their foliage closer to the ground to give the house more privacy and etoh peonies flanking the bed.

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most of these beds are one to two years old. I know I need to stake the junipers. I wanted to use them as a shield for the wind and for privacy. the wind beats then to death. I want to move the topiary and put something big in there to not see my neighbors as much

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Mystery walk way. Clean. Safe.

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Tree - black locust to needs a dark back drop to set it off. Morning light or sunset through it.

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Wooded path. Bark. Ferns around it..

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Meadow back yard with one mowed path. Wild flowers spattered about

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Lush understory with small to med size trees. Jap maples work for this. Not so dark. More open. More light in winter

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End of forest with bark ground.

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love the colors and the boulder and the. weeping look

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Fall color

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Interesting conifer grouping. Alaska cedars

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Wind meadow. Seeds chosen specially

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Lush

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Love this…. So easy and sustainable drought tolerant

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Under story. Pot for art. Classy

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Fun walkway border near residence

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More meadow like but full with spring summer fall interest more color…. A lot more work,

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Meadow look with lawn path

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Fun meadow with more sustainable plants. More for borders of lower open areas….

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A meadow wild open area like this may need more sun light

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Completely sustainable, leaving seed heads on in winter of Rudbeckia

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