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Step 1
Choose plants that can drape branches down, such as Rubus pentalobus, for the top of a wall.
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Step 2
Choose some mounding plants such as blue fescue for the top of the wall to help cover the woody bases of other plants.
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Step 3
Choose plants that can grow up against a wall and display ornamental branch patterns, such as Cotoneaster horizontalis, for the bottom of a wall.
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Step 4
Decide how many plants you'll need to get by using rocks to represent the plants. Place them at intervals according to how wide the plants grow, then count up the rocks.







