landscape

rain barrel

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nice, simple fountain

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nice path

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interesting path

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unusual pool and fire pit

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freeform, rocks, waterfall and hot tub- Nigel

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nice pots

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What fun to have a reflecting pool somewhere

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Great fountain idea

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Neat idea

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Raised veg beds

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Trellis for veg is possible

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Tall raised beds are easy on the back

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Nice walkway

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A great plant with many varieties -- euphorbia

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More euphorbia

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Nice color

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Beautiful

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Nice fountain

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Australian Tea Tree -- very interesting

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Select a thriller, a spiller and a filler. Secret to designing pot contents.

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The same thriller-spiller-filler formula can be expanded to a group of pots that work together to create a unified composition

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There's no reason not to include edibles in your magnum opus

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This pot uses multiple thrillers, spillers and fillers to create a well-balanced whole.

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Matched pots with tropical-flavor plantings make a statement

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Aloe, scilla, gasteria and haworthia are a few examples of succulents that thrive in the hot, bright summer sun.

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Cordylines are related to yuccas and agaves, making those plants natural garden companions. Notice the resemblance between the cordyline and the agave

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To know how many plants to put in one pot, it’s best to check the mature size of the plant. If that’s not possible, you can follow these guidelines using 4-inch starter plants: • Three to five plants for a 12-inch-diameter pot • Six to nine plants for an 18-inch-diameter pot

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Pink muhly grass, pink hair grass, Gulf muhly, hairawn muhly -- great grass!!

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Eastern redbud tree:The redbud can grow in a wide variety of soils, including clay, sandy and loamy. However, rich loose soil is best.

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Pride of Madeira - full sun, good drainage, not much water, Cut back in fall, reseeds, fills in if parent plant dies

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Bay laurel - good in a tub and prunes well

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Great rain barrel idea

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