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CIRCLE MARKS THE SQUARE SHAPE UP THE YARD WITH THESE CONTRASTING FORMS.(Seattle @Home)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
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October 6, 2007
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Byline: MARTY WINGATE Columnist
MOST OF US live our lives with - not necessarily in - corners. Our house lots are square or rectangular; our houses turn at 90 degrees. The perimeters of our gardens often follow those lines, and plants and structures follow suit.
To counteract corners, many gardeners make sure that their landscapes have wavy paths or beds, but the biggest visual impact we can make in the landscape is to use clean lines and clear shapes, whether the shapes have corners or are round. After that, we can let the plants do the softening.
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