Garden Wall with Planting Pockets
Homeowners add a stone wall to their garden, giving the landscape a timeless look.
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AfterThe homeowners have always wanted to add a stone wall to their landscape but they've been afraid that a new wall would look too stark and unfriendly.
Our solution is to create a timeless look by building a wall that has planting pockets for mosses, herbs and flowers. We'll also blend the wall into the landscape by adding evergreen trees, a flowering cherry and masses of shrubs and flowers.
Plant list:
wax myrtle
flowering cherry tree 'Yoshino'
juniper 'Sargent'
blue lacecap hydrangea
rose 'Baby Love'
barberry 'Crimson Pygmy'
scotch moss
creeping rosemary
creeping phlox
lemon thyme
creeping oregano
ice plant
sedum 'Bertram Anderson'
sedum 'October Daphne'
sedum 'Limelight'
sedum 'Jellybean'
sedum 'Tectractinum'
hens and chicks
rudbeckia 'Goldsturm'
shasta daisy
coreopsis
petunia
threadleaf coreopsis 'Moonbeam'
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