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2009 Container garden challenge

comments (2) June 26th, 2009 in gallery

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This annual container combines vertical, mounding, and traiing elements to create an interesting combination using both color echos and contrasts between the foliage of Phormium and Solenostemon and the flowers of Angelonia and Calibrichoa.

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heresgreenie writes: It is lovely perennial gardener! Posted: 11:27 am on September 6th
perennialgrdnr_z4b writes: This post should have gone into the container garden challenge section. Posted: 10:29 am on June 26th
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