I love how boxwoods and perennials are used in this English garden. Might be my favorite.
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I like a dense planting interspersed among boulders.
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Another dense planting among boulders
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Bat house! Or bird house?
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Gorgeous containers.
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Tuteurs! Love ‘em.
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Blooms.
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Tall grasses!
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I’d love to add another stairway in front of the house (or entrance/walkway is at the side) like this one with a walkway to the house. I love how these are planted.
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I like a lamppost.
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I like the idea of a heavily planted slope
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Native grasses.
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Rain barrel w drip irrigation
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Sound from a water feature might make it easier to sit out front.
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I’d like a little place to sit, although the front yard might be too loud because of interstate noise.
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I like the structure boxwood give to the garden, especially in winter. But this pic needs more perennials.
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This is too formal, but like how these steps open up to the walkway, widening towards the bottom, as a replacement for our current entrance. Not sure what I think of the material, though. And too much hardscape.
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I wouldn’t mind a trellis.
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Another densely planted slope.
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I like the tuteur/obelisk.
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If possible, we’d like to add an additional set of stairs and walkway from the front of the yard. I like how these are planted.
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Perennials!
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Perennials!
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We have so much moss in our yard. Wish it looked this good.
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Gorgeous ferns and moss.
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Ferns! Moss!
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If adding a walkway at the front is possible, we’d like it to be permeable.
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I like the flat pieces of stone interspersed with grass.
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Edibles!
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I’m not huge on lawns, but this one seems to be the right size.
I love how boxwoods and perennials are used in this English garden. Might be my favorite.
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