Landscaping
Clumping bamboo. Clumping bamboo is a noninvasive grower with clumps of compact, nonspreading culms (stems). It is well suited to smaller spaces because of its manageable mature size (most varieties top out at 8 to 16 feet in temperate climates) and compact growth habit. These plants tend to have slimmer culms and take on the appearance of a bamboo hedge. Clumping bamboo does not require containment and flourishes in a wide variety of situations in a small garden. Tip: Fargesia bamboo is one of the best clumping bamboo species for the small garden and fares well in a variety of light conditions. My favorite variety is the low-maintenance Fargesia robusta, which grows to a maximum height of 14 feet in a temperate climate. It's also the bamboo variety preferred by panda bears — but sadly, this isn’t taken advantage of where I live!
Drip hoses
Outdoor fireplace
black locust - comes in dwarf sizes
Tiger Eyes staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger', zones 4 to 8).
Hardy rose - Rugosa
English Rose - Evelyn
Red Buckeye Tree
Beautiful arrangement
Elderberry - Black Lace
Crocuses
Sideyard
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