This may take several tries and you may come up with more than one grouping that you like. Either tape the ones you like down to a photocopy or make a tracing of them. Keep these as you think about plants that might be suitable. You will eventually end up eliminating all but one of your plans as you weigh other factors involved and determine which plants you want to use.
Next time, I'll show you some evergreens and some gardens where they have been used to form good bones as well as provide color and interest year around. See ya' later.
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