Gardening
Shade Gardens
No sun? No problem! Incorporate these design tips for an in-the-shade sanctuary in your backyard.
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Back in the Woods
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A mature tree has been pruned so just enough sunlight penetrates the canopy to support the shade plants in this entry garden.
Together with the paneled façade of the house, the curved path through the moss and ferns calls to mind a secluded woodland retreat. Exposed roots complete the backwoods feel. - Next: Cover With Pavers
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