AND HOPEFULLY OUR LAST!
- What a lovely sight: a late season sticking snow- flocking every branch and trunk with it’s sticky white. This Glen Ellyn Il garden will erupt with a carpet of early wildflowers, and bulbs soon.
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A woodland garden in Glen Ellyn flocked in snow; beautiful
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Landscape design and renovations: winter is a good time to begin the process. Get in touch!
November 19, 2013 by MAX- Now is a fine time to consider a fresh garden design ; plan a spring and summer collection for the wooded garden, or a more traditional design, with pavers, flagstone pathways, perhaps a water feature and landscape lighting? Call us @ Max’s Greener Places, maxlandscape.com, ask for Ed Max, designer, cert, arborist, and natutralist
the best colors can be seen in the early wildflower garden,
Mid summer woodlands: fern, hemlocks,
Natural landscapes, with Redbud, magnolias, bluebells, native plants
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