Adding Character to Landscapes

Here are just of few of the non-plant features in a garden landscape that, when used wisely, can add both visual strength and character.

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But let’s not forget the very essence of the garden: the plants! Trees in particular add strength and character in a way no other group of landscape plants can. Here are some things to consider when selecting or viewing trees within a garden landscape:

Upright forms have more visual strength while weepers have more character.

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