I've been wanting to add an aesthetic cap to the plain rows for some time. Given the angular nature of the yard, I desired a rounded shape. I initially wanted to plant a concave circle. It may end up this way by the end, but for right now it bulges outward. I planted three hearty perennials: two species of guara (white fountain and pink fountain) and cotoneaster dammeri, a groundcover.
More on Guara in an update. In the mean time, notice the way the front has really come along. I have out of control begonias in the planters, giving a nice pink flowering on the steps; a plot of golden pineapple and purple sage, Jethro Tull and wildflowers and French thyme. The Guara and Cotoneaster will fill out the lower area.
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