I was thinking of doing the lavender and white flowers with the darker brown tree. Will the white flowers cover the brown when layering?
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I would think so. The light pink flowers covered the brown trunk on ours just fine :)
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They should. I did pink and white flowers and it came out really pretty and they do cover the tree.
992001
There's no set pattern for the flowers or leaves so it's totally up to you how it looks
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If it's a darker rock maple it will stand out being a lighter shade. Regular maple or even a lighter should be no problem.
814895
Clematis are great on this arbor. I believe wisteria would be a little to heavy for this frame.
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The fabric is not soft, as in a blanket soft, but it is pliable, so it fits well around a tree. The back side is a light Gold-ish, brown or tan. I believe it would work with your color scheme.
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Yes it will, very sticky and a little stringy. My florist daughter recommended it. Hope this helps.
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I dont feel it would give enough of a barrier. Very low everygreens that spread along the ground would work well. Speak to our nursery.
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it will look mostly like the picture. it might have a little less foliage at first but mine quickly grew in.
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I pulled my grass out first. Then I redid it with Wooly Thyme, mother of thyme and patched of Elfin Thyme. Currently I am doing my side with Aubritea and creeping Veronica speedwell color tidal pool but I had to pull my grass first
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If you are using oak it will take multiple layers to get the color dark. If you are using a wood like poplar or pine, I'd start with the darker color then slowly add water to lighten the color with each new layer. It's going to be a challange
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I cut down two maple trees so that I could have some kind of green in my front yard. The clover took right away, and loved the full sun. I also sowed under a nearby sugar maple, and it came in thin. I'm anxious to see what everything looks like, once spring comes to Michigan (at this rate, probably May). I'd say it needs full sun.
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follow the picture, start from the bottom, thats one long peice, then follow through with the truck of the tree, then branch out, and at the end you put all the little leaves on. it wasnt too difficult. mine came out slighly different from the picture, but it is gorgeous.!! you can do it!
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They are 3/8 inches thick and absolutely gorgeous but they come in bright white and a darker gray with a few in between color gray. If you put the dark next to the white they don't look great so you may want to order quite a few more than you need and send back the ones you can't use. Blending them is tricky but can be done to an extent.
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The layering would depend on the dilution of the dye and I personally don't think it would come out looking how you want. I suppose it could blend well but it'll be a challenge. Maybe just section the wood and do each color. If you do blend them I wish you luck. Hope this helps some.
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Yes but there will be a color difference depending on the color of the evergreen. With time it will fade and it will be better than the brown spots you begin with.
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Two would do great since they grow and most of the light is then blocked from the sides to the other plants. Thos would create even cover
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Some of the trees connect at the branches, and some do not. We did not put all the trees on one wall so I could not tell you exactly how wide they would all be all together on one wall as it looks like in the pictures. We placed the decals around the crib and other furniture in the room, so the trees and other animals would not be blocked by everything.
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lavender, in my experience, can really only emit it's great fragrance when planted in larges numbers and is at it's best the hotter the weather. no experience w/ this variety. have exp. with several other varieties, though.