Plant for front door area
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The tree is a Betula jacquemontii (Himalayan Birch). The ground we used is Baumea rubiginosa (soft twig rush)
Reply to: The tree is a Betula jacquemontii (Himalayan Birch). The ground we used is Baumea rubiginosa (soft twig rush)
Hi. The tall orange plnats are Anigozanthos hybrid "Bush Dawn", the short green plants are Euphorbia martinii and the grasses are a combination of Carex testacea & Miscanthus transmorrisonensis. Thank you.
Reply to: Hi. The tall orange plnats are Anigozanthos hybrid "Bush Dawn", the short green plants are Euphorbia martinii and the grasses are a combination of Carex testacea & Miscanthus transmorrisonensis. Thank you.
Greenery names
Soft grasses
the ground cover in the foreground is Dwarf Mondo Grass (Ophiopogon) Zone USDA 6-11, tolerates full sun but performs best in a partial shade, prefers slightly acidic, well drained soils. Happy planting!
Reply to: the ground cover in the foreground is Dwarf Mondo Grass (Ophiopogon) Zone USDA 6-11, tolerates full sun but performs best in a partial shade, prefers slightly acidic, well drained soils. Happy planting!
Grass and ground cover.
steps and entry
Plant for front door area
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