Garden

Go tall in a big pot.

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Mix of flowers and colorful leaves. Try something like this in the big turquoise pot or the cobalt blue one.

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Greens with flowers, many of them perennials.

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Larger perennials mixed with low annuals in a box.

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Layering plants along a wall

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Large flat pavers mixed with older cement finish of the stairs

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What about using a hardy grass between plain cement stepping stones rather than using rocks?

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Something for our ugly wall?

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Repeated patches throughout the garden of the same plants, each patch a play of color and texture, accented by tall white Flowers. Could we do a few of our boxes this way?

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Thinking about the area at the gate filled with purple salvia and a white climbing rose (David Austin) on the wall. Try to also keep the chartreuse and purple sprays in the existing unknown plant.

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Companion planting with colors at the opposite ends of the color spectrum—orange and purple. Now, how do you train the lantana like this...I would put this in the front box with either lavender or purple salvia and the orange lantana on two stakes. Need to investigate how to train the lantana.

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Looks like our back of house, but done up beautifully.

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Would a planter box that is hung on the wall provide enough drainage?

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How to curve a planter box: vertical boards!

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Wall art with succulents...?

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Wall art maybe using the outdoor mirror?

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Against the wall, a bigger deeper and taller container?

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Take away the silly black over-designed pillars a and the layout is interesting...

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This article is about how to use some of your old furniture and how to cull out what doesn’t fit.

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