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Too much for my side yard but shows my interest in the possibility of introducing mounds in the flat side yard for visual interest
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Re sparsity... would love to see a current photograph! Too sparse for my preference
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The sparsity of this isn't appealing but realize it may be the affordable way to add a lot of plants to new landscaping
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Like the broken slabs with ground cover
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Awful!
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Beautiful!
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Love the density and plants... and oh, it's YOUR design!!
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Llllloooovvvveee penstamen!!! Also alrre
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Love flax (?)/phormium but dwarf varieties
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Euphorbia! (?)
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Love the smoke bush
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Nice mix and density
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Rocks and gravel paths a must
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Love million bells - but as they are annuals, reminds me to say that I'm probably wanting mostly perennials - some could go dormant or otherwise not look grand in winter as I wouldn't be out as much to see them. Annuals nice for pots
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Like grass in foreground
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I see that blue/green succulent/ground in many years - see it's value and saw it survive rain an cold so may want some but not have it dominate
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Love flowers in pots but have only been moderately successful
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Beautiful!
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Example of side of house plantings and path
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I'm only including this to remember to say I like flax/phormium - the dwarf variety with multicolor leaves
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Love cranesbill geraniums, if that's what the pinky purple Plant is, also ferns. Not fortnight Lillies as I have some in front and more blade than bloom most of the time. Love colorful native grasses
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Love the penstamen and nepeta (?) farther along the path - not the Plant I think called red hit poker? Love all salvia too
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Adore hydrangeas and you'll see I'm blessed with a row of them on the right side of the house, but more would be great
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Love that maroon dwarf maple (?)
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Side yard example
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Grasses and lavender (altho to me lav gets too woody after a few years) - also reminds me I love Bowles Mauve - seeing new colors with verigated leaves, don't mind pruning them!
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Nice Gravel path and plants
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Like the stones (but not the bridge)...
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Hosta! Also reminds me to say I love caladium
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Like Denseness, arrangement without being too neat
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Hosta! Heuchera! (Also love astilbe). Meandering path is inviting
Gravel and whole look
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