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what plants are used in the wooden box frame

7 years ago

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Roeder Landscape Design Ltd
7 years ago
The purple is Verbena 'homestead purple', there is also Pennisetum 'red head' but this was taken when the Pennisetum was still small.
janicem51
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7 years ago
Thank you
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