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Planterly Combinations

comments (5) December 24th, 2008 in gallery

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Five different garden design projects located in Northern California

USDA Horticultural zone 9.  Sunset Western Garden Zone 15 thru 17

 


More Information: My website - Michelle Derviss Landscape Design
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Comments (5)

Arcadia1 writes: The Red and Orange Heathers are my favorites! In my gray climate here in the Seattle area, we can use all of the color we can get. So, I design with those frequently. Posted: 10:44 pm on December 30th
mgervais writes: Awesome plantings, Michelle. I'm coming out there this spring - maybe we can tour some gardens together! Posted: 3:31 pm on December 29th
ShirleyBovshow writes: Michelle,
Your work is an inspiration to me. I can feel and see the beauty in your gardens. Do we have the best jobs in the world, or what? Posted: 11:36 pm on December 27th
gracepete writes: The hillside with the flagstone steps...to die for! What a beautiful design. Posted: 6:20 pm on December 27th
LandscaperJames writes: Amazing! Posted: 9:47 pm on December 26th
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