How many knockout roses would you put here?
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Comments (7)definitely not The Fairy... mine had to be repotted up from a 2 gallon container. There is an article somewhere in this site about the different types and sizes of minis, I know that some minis get big but others don't. A climber would be cute, though....See MoreWhat camelia would you put here (pic)
Comments (3)If you want a sasanqua camellia that is bushy instead of tall, you should consider Snow Flurry. It is really an Oleifera hybrid camellia, but it can be considered as a sasanqua. I have very good success with it. In November it is covered with smaller double white flowers and the plant is a full bush with slightly arching branches....See MoreHow many clematis would you put here?
Comments (1)Make sure that your arbor is set in the ground VERY FIRMLY. I have heard quite a few tales of both storm damage and weight-of-vine damage to arbors. I'd personally start with two clematis from the same pruning group. Then perhaps a climbing rose to accompany them. My Venosa Violacea is in its third year and finally taking off nicely this year! If you do select a white clematis, I hope it will be Huldine. I think she's the very best! You have a very pretty spot there! Enjoy your gardens....See Moreneed advice on what artwork to put here and how many pieces?
Comments (10)Your wall paint reads very warm, almost brown, though I'd guess from your "black, white, and gray theme" comment that its more of a dark gray? I don't know if the warmth of the color is a trick of the photography or my monitor, but if it really is as warm as it appears, most black and white prints may look too stark on the wall. For example, I don't like how the B&W print in Celerygirl's mockup looks against the wall. Without going too far out on a limb in terms of color, what about something like these (these are all abstract photography): https://www.art.com/products/p34139335012-sa-i9284423/peter-adams-hot-spring-ii.htm?upi=F7TWJ60&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p26139978910-sa-i8046288/larry-malvin-birch-blur-ii.htm?upi=Q10Q0F10&PODConfigID=14258385&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p47249749324-sa-i10574244/aida-ianeva-silk.htm?upi=F8WBRN0&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p48606307195-sa-i10920081/valda-bailey-spanish-sky.htm?upi=Q1BKGOA0&PODConfigID=4990975&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p48606307021-sa-i10920061/valda-bailey-first-catch.htm?upi=Q1BKG460&PODConfigID=4990991&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p48606306963-sa-i10920058/valda-bailey-highland-dawn.htm?upi=Q1BKGFM0&PODConfigID=4990991&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p34978234150-sa-i9390364/peter-adams-amber-inlet.htm?upi=F7XONW0&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p30967623027-sa-i9061631/jean-francois-dupuis-metal-abstract-2.htm?upi=F7MRB90&sOrigID=1822 https://www.art.com/products/p22246843562-sa-i7794003/jean-francois-dupuis-calimacon.htm?upi=F63LOY0&sOrigID=1822...See MoreCJ Mac
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