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ike pairing typefaces, layering clothing or accessorizing a room, the trick to a successful garden design is layering textures. Once you have mastered the art of caring for plants, you can work toward a cohesive and visually interesting garden design. Color, pruning, shape, size and the feel of your plants all contribute to your garden's style. Learn how to play around with various textures to create a lush outdoor space with interest and depth.

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Some of my favorite ornamental grasses are the pink pampas and switchgrasses. The bright, wispy plumes of pink scream girlishness without the high maintenance of roses and delphiniums. Before you purchase grass plants or seed, make sure you check your state's invasive plant listings. Some ornamental grasses are considered noxious weeds in some parts of the country.

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by Randy Thueme Design Inc. - Landscape Architecture San Francisco, CA, US 94107 · 153 photos Japanese Silver Grass!!!! Pinky!!!!!!! Lafayette http://randythuemedesign.com

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