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Real structural plants marked down into the Planting Plan. The other plants randomly put into the matrix: No. of plants per msq of the grid, randomly intermingling (even tall plants). Succession through the year.
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Perennials laid out in clumps and Stipa tenuissima dotted in the gaps. Over the time the grass forms drifts around the Opinions more static shrublike planting perennials and while the verbascum and kniphofia dispersed naturally Throughout the steppes.
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