Don't trim your plants into geometric shapes or force them to meet otherwise unrealistic expectations. Allow them to show you their natural beauty. Compose beautiful spaces with nature, don't work against it. I love the look of rough-cut stone steps, casual roof gardens, and (climate-allowing) moss.
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Absolutely! There are plenty of plants that don't need pruning to stay small, and that have such lovely natural shapes. And if you have room for a large billowing plant, use it!
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