I managed to find some nice big pots of Dichondra "silver falls". I turned two of these:

Into eight of these:

I really like how they look - the silver is a great contrast to all of that dark green foliage and the wine-red of the autumn hydrangeas. With luck by mid-summer they'll have grown long and thick over the edge of the bed. I'm also thinking of planting some flowers in the beds until the hydrangeas grow up a bit - I'm thinking violas or maybe forget-me-nots. What do you think?
2 comments:
They are gorgeous! And a perfect accent. Maybe some pansies for nice winter color? ;)
Either pansies or violas ... watch this space ...
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