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How to Make Plant Combos that are Practical AND Pretty
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I’m quite practical and down-to-earth when it comes to choosing plants for the gardens I make, particularly those I do with clients.

I tend to be a bit more experimental in my own space, but most of the time, my clients don’t want to take too many risks in terms of plant selections. Typically, that’s why they’ve called on me in the first place—they’ve been trying to solve the puzzle, but keep getting stumped. They’ll create a planting scheme that looks good for a while and then fizzles, often within weeks or months; but even if it takes a year, or several, to peter out, it can be a big disappointment if it’s not what they expected to happen. They’re left wondering, “What went wrong?”

Nothing pleases me more than to hear from users who tell me that they've found eGardenGo inspiring and helpful as they plan their gardens. If you've found the site to be useful, it would be wonderful if you'd help spread the word to your gardening friends by forwarding this message or sharing it on the social media channel of your choice (you can use the sharing buttons just below the photo above).
'Tis the season for planting—and the site is loaded with ideas that you can adapt to your garden this spring. Let me know how it goes!
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