Inspiration for a rustic shed remodel in Boise

With its dwarf size and weeping habit, Purple Pixie® is just the plant we’ve been crying for. It grows only 1 to 2 feet tall by 4 to 5 feet wide. It’s a great choice for a ground cover, but it can also add vibrant color to hanging baskets, window boxes, and other containers. Showy pink flowers combined with rich purple foliage will move you to tears. FEATURES Bloom/Feature Magenta ribbons in spring Plant Type Shrubs Evergreen or Deciduous Evergreen USDA Zones 7,8,9,10 Zone Detail Hardy to 0°F Key Features Deer resistant, reblooming, dwarf, year-round interest Use Accent, container, mass planting, slope, groundcover Exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom Season Spring Dimension 1-2' H x 4-5' W Growth Rate Moderate to fast growth CARE Water Water as needed Soil Type Acidic, moist, well-drained, humus-rich Fertilizer Early spring Pruning Shape after spring bloom PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS water before planting plant in full sun to part shade dig hole 3X the width of pot, backfill and plant 1”-2” above soil level water and add more soil if needed mulch plants

Artificial grass requires no mowing, watering, or fertilizing. Dog urine won't stain or discolor the artificial grass. Clean ups on artificial grass are easier than on natural grass. If you're tired of re-sodding year after year due to your dogs then consider an artificial grass dog run from PlushGrass. Additionally, your dog(s) won't track dust or mud into the house with an artificial lawn or dog run area.

Example of a tuscan kitchen design in Tampa

Inspiration for a mid-sized partial sun front yard stone garden path in Philadelphia for spring.

Rebecca Lindenmeyr
Design ideas for a mid-sized modern full sun front yard mulch landscaping in Burlington.

Photo by Jay Sifford.

Native Edge Landscape, LLC
This is an example of a small modern backyard landscaping in Austin for summer.

A small but beautiful patio area, made new and tropical with the addition of artificial grass by AlternaScapes.
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Tampa.

Persimmon close up. The jays love to eat this once it gets a bit softer. Girasole Sonoma
Inspiration for a farmhouse landscaping in San Francisco.

Medium Sized Chinese Evergreen in a larger pot.
Mid-sized eclectic enclosed living room library photo in Orange County

Butterfly Milkweed / Asclepias tuberosa
Photo of a landscaping in Minneapolis.

Red Currant, a jewel in the garden and as a jelly it is stunning. Fire engine red, clear and very tasty. A small bush with no thorns like the gooseberry to which it's related. Fertile well drained soil and a bit of shade suit it fine. Photo by Gil Schieber at Skipley Farm

In the back landscape, turf is cross mowed and collected weekly in order to create a clean, expansive and usable lawn space. All turf spaces are fertilized four times annually and monitored regularly for signs of stress or weed infestation. Photo By Linda Oyama Bryan

Broccoli. What? This is what it looks like when it grows and yes I would add it to the 'edible landscape'. Easy on fertile soil. the only challenge is it leaves a void when you harvest-thus rotations of other flowers and vegetables throughout the season. Photo by Gil Schieber, Skipley Farm

Photo by Jay Sifford.
Photo of a landscaping in Charlotte.

Citrus tree irrigation
Photo of a landscaping in Phoenix.

Catherine & Scott Buley, HTT&T. High Tech Turf & Trees, LandscapeMakeover.biz, Rain Garden Nursery. Rough & Ready EcoLawn seedlings just weeks old. This will require minimal inputs (little water, zero fertilizer, and mowing at most a few times a year).

Gentiana andrewsii / bottle gentian
Photo of a landscaping in Chicago.