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Effective Outdoor Terrace:

Effective Outdoor Terrace Variegated corn (Zea mays var. gracillima 'Variegata') grows up to 6 feet tall, but usually hovers between 3 and 4 feet. Unlike the other annual grasses, it is grown for its beautifully shaded leaves that are striped with green and pure white. The cobs never grow very large, and the silk just adds interest to the plants. Corn is a heavy feeder, so always plant it in fertile soil, add fertilizer at monthly intervals, and never skimp on water. Try growing variegated corn in 8-inch pots, and group a few for an effective outdoor terrace decoration.

At the back of the house is usually where the private garden, the terrace, outdoor living room, play area and so on are located. Livability and usefulness should be stressed here. This part reflects you and your family and their way of life as surely as does the interior of your home. If there are children, play space for them may be included. The private area should be screened discreetly to provide reasonable privacy and block undesirable views.


In this design, the hard, clear lines of paving have been softened by an area of light gravel, which also works as an effective foil for the carefully chosen background plants. The color and texture of the gravel also contrast well with the purple-leaved shrub which dominates the terrace. The height of the plants is.
 
 
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