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Plant suggestions
I have an L shaped garden in my front yard. It is 11 feet long up the side of the driveway and 8 feet long across the front of my house. It is not against the house. There is about 6 feet of interlocking brick between the garden and my front porch. The entire garden is about 3 feet wide. It is outlined with one layer of garden bricks. I have no idea what to put in it. I have tried to redo this garden twice but it just doesn't look right. I plan on removing what is in there now and start fresh. Help! I need ideas. I love to garden but unfortunately I'm not very good at it. The pictue I have attached is looking at the garden from the sidewalk.
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Happy mom to 3 - Posts: 2
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Re: Plant suggestions
Hello Happymom and welcome to the site.What zone are you in ? ... it will help with the plant suggestions.
- Laura
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Re: Plant suggestions
I'm in Courtice, Ontario. Zone 5b.
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Happy mom to 3 - Posts: 2
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Re: Plant suggestions
Hi:
I'm just down the road in Belleville!
I think you need some height close to the house. So many things to choose from. Annabelle Hydrangea, Pee Gee Hydrangea, Japanese Maple, Evergreen of some sort. Can't make out what the plant covered in blossoms is, but it is certainy worth keeping. Can you move it closer to the sidewalk?
Looking forward to suggestions from others.
~BBQ
I'm just down the road in Belleville!
I think you need some height close to the house. So many things to choose from. Annabelle Hydrangea, Pee Gee Hydrangea, Japanese Maple, Evergreen of some sort. Can't make out what the plant covered in blossoms is, but it is certainy worth keeping. Can you move it closer to the sidewalk?
Looking forward to suggestions from others.
~BBQ
Zone 5b
South/Central Ontario
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South/Central Ontario
Every day may not be good, but there's something good in every day
~ Author Unknown
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B_BQ - Posts: 6848
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- Location: Bay of Quinte, SE Ontario Zone 5a/b
Re: Plant suggestions
Hello,
I agree with BBQ... some height would be great and the red of a Japanese Maple would be gorgeous all summer long. I would add a daylily ( then again, I am biased a wee bit) or 2 as they are easy to care for. An iris for some early bloom.
Clyde
I agree with BBQ... some height would be great and the red of a Japanese Maple would be gorgeous all summer long. I would add a daylily ( then again, I am biased a wee bit) or 2 as they are easy to care for. An iris for some early bloom.
Clyde
Montreal Zone 5a/b
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