A few green twists to the garden that caught my eye lately:
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| Grass "columns" were recently installed by Pieter Bouterse Studio to disguise ugly metal poles in a tent. |
The first thing guests did was, of course, to go up to the columns and touch them.
I am loving this coleus with the fringed leaves, green uppers and burgundy unders.
As soon as I find out the exact name, I'll let you know.
Doesn't it look beautiful when there is a breeze?
Fun idea to have an equisetum wall! Equisetum needs plenty of moisture.
This is my year of papyrus. It is my first year of growing it and I have big plans for it next year in containers. It grows to an impressively tall height. Its airy green plumes love to wave in the breeze.
What are your favorite ideas for the garden?
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how fun are those columns??? they are visually stimulating and add such great texture! also love the equisetum wall. i wish i knew more when it comes to plants and how to care for them!
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Hi Annie, Those columns are so cool, are they real or not? the papyrus is very pretty! You sure have a huge garden!
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Great plants to add texture to your garden!
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gorgeous textures and colors..
ReplyDeletegarden plants come in so many shapes sizes and colors, but I find myself falling back for the old standby's like roses and lavender..
perhaps I'm unimaginative.. :)
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