Garden
Love the trees but not sure what they will look like year round. Also like using a boxwood hedge to both create a space and fill a space (do not see what is beneath the tree; the ground beneath the tree can be optimal for the tree). Do not like the front shaped cone hedge (too sculpted for our space)
Love love all the color but worry about how high maintenance
Love love love alter color but worry about how high maintenance
Love the color of the pinkish/red/purple plants at the base of the tree
Feels natural
Love the dark purple color/plants and love the light purple pom-poms
Like the light purple pompoms but bot sure what they are like year round
Again like boxwood creating a natural vessel
Like the maple-- deep red/purple
Like the maple
Like the right and left sides of the picture; but do not like the landing strip in the center
Like the purples and natural feel
Like the purple color and the boxwood creating a natural hedge
Like the color/plant in front right corner
Like the tree nestled within the purple
Feels lush and natural
like the tree nested within the grass
Like the natural **shaded** pathway created by the trees set within lush green plants
Like the dark purple and white pom poms- though no clue what they are like year round
Like the tree set within lush green
Love these
Like the purple but dislike the wispy grass behind it
Want 2 raised (much higher than this) veggie beds-- like the stone
Like reddish/purple against the boxwood and tree set within lush green
Love the maples
Like the overall look-- feels very natural
Like the mixture of red/purple/green
Not a fan of the tall wispy grasses that these trees are set in
Open to a lemon tree
Open to now mow grass if it is low maintenance and stays green year round
Like the olive trees and open to no mow grass if stays lush year round; would not be interested in an urn
Love the deep purple
Love the ground cover but in my experience-- these only look lush if in shade
Want 2 raised vegetable beds (though taller than this)- and open to stone
Beautiful but I think hydrangeas are water hogs-- but gosh are they marvelous to look at
Q