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Prior to renovation, the house was hidden by overgrown, mostly evergreen shrubs. We removed the Junipers crowding the entrance, along with most of the evergreen plant material filling the beds. |
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While the structural trees remained, much smaller evergreens, flowering shrubs, and perennials were used to reduce the overcrowded feeling and add much needed color. |
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The entrance along the driveway was filled with evergreen and flowering groundcover. |
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Azaleas and spring blooming perennials were added to the shady area to complement the existing flowering Indian Hawthorns. |
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The urn color for the fountain was chosen to match the brick as well as the newly planted roses. |
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Renovation began in the pool area with the removal of outdated plant material in the raised planter. |
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Softer and smaller plant material was added and river rock was used to aid in drainage. |
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Small pockets of annual color, roses, and herbs were planted around the perimeter of the pool. |
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