From creating shade gardens to mixing in darker foliage, these trends will elevate your outdoor space.
In other instances, homeowners are laying down gravel instead.
Richardson notes that gravel gardens are low-maintenance and sustainable, as they require little water or other maintenance.
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Dark Foliage and Flowers
Move over, bright blooms!
“The beauty of dining by candlelight outside in the summer cannot be more magical or transformative.”
These gardens can be used both for growing vegetables and practicing yoga, he notes.
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He will also mix annuals andperennialswithin one pot display.
English likes to place his clustered pot displays in several spots.
She recommends pairing together ferns, coleus, begonias, and tradescantia zebrina for an eye-catching display.
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