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Ground cover with boxwood

3 years ago

What is the plant being used asa ground cover? Thanks

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C.O.S Design
3 years ago
Hi Jeanie,

Thank you for your question. The ground cover is dwarf green mondo grass, "Ophiopogon japonicus nanus".

Kind Regards

COS Design
jeanieolson
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you!
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