
One of the most tiresome landscape issues in the tropics is what very few landscape plant options one has in drought areas. It is always good, then, to see a bit of creativity exercised toward a clean, unexpected, but wholly practical treatment. I walked past this border along side a driveway on the beach road yesterday and I thought it was a great tropical-shade idea, river stones and dwarf grass over tiny pebbles and ground shell. Pretty.

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1 comment:
Ohhh!!! Super pretty and elegant. If I lived in a dry climate - I would be doing this!
:)
-E
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