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Classic · Front yard

Shaker Heights Colonial, foundation beds

Layered foundation beds for a white Colonial in Shaker Heights, Ohio: littleleaf boxwood and gold mop false cypress, red Knockout roses and potentilla, then Walker's Low catmint, May Night salvia and Angelina stonecrop, with boxwood spheres around the lamp post.

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USDA Zone 6Starter set · Temperate · Sunny foundation strip
Shaker Heights Colonial, foundation beds — the original photo
Shaker Heights Colonial, foundation beds — the finished design

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How this design was made

The before is an AI-generated stand-in, not a customer’s yard. The after is our engine’s unedited Classic design for zone 6, locked to the plants of one starter set and laid out with the studio’s planting plan, and the planting list keeps only the set’s plants we confirmed in the picture. Every pin comes from our plant-identification pass, never placed by hand, and passes a second, independent check. The close-ups re-imagine what the main view doesn’t show, so a path, a step or a pot can differ. Planted from the “Temperate · Sunny foundation strip” starter set — a researched assortment from our own plant library.

The planting list

Planted from the “Temperate · Sunny foundation strip” starter set — layered canopy, mid-layer and groundcover.

Littleleaf Boxwood (Japanese Boxwood)
Littleleaf Boxwood (Japanese Boxwood)
Buxus microphylla
Zone 6-9
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Gold Mop False Cypress
Gold Mop False Cypress
Chamaecyparis pisifera
Zone 4-8
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Red Knockout Rose
Red Knockout Rose
Rosa 'Knock Out'
Zone 5-9
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Potentilla (Cinquefoil)
Potentilla (Cinquefoil)
Potentilla fruticosa
Zone 3-7
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Walker's Low Catmint
Walker's Low Catmint
Nepeta x faassenii
Zone 5-9
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May Night Salvia
May Night Salvia
Salvia x sylvestris 'Mainacht'
Zone 4-8
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Angelina Stonecrop
Angelina Stonecrop
Sedum rupestre
Zone 5-8
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