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Designer
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Next, a design lesson: Color is fleeting. Form stays. Mixing forms in the landscape prevents boredom.
For instance, ground cover forms are the low, creeping carpets which take up space and prevent weeds. They can be grass, blooming perennials, evergreens or even mulch.
Next are the rounded, billowing forms which are the most common in the plant world. Think of shrubs, peonies, asters.
Last are the exclamation points, the plants which shoot vertically to the sky — tree
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