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To: Tom Costello From: Sent Wed 5/31/2017 5:47:40 PM Subject Re: Flowers! ok good to know...thanks....and sounds good on ideas... On May 31, 2017, at 1:41 PM, Thomas Costello wrote: Tom says no, they wouldn't do well in that space. He did say he's got some very colorful ideas for you though :-) On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 1:31 P wrote: great. thanks would hydrangeas work in an urn? do they survive in that sort of space? On Ma 31, 2017, at 1:25 PM, Thomas Costello wrote: Ok, no problem. Tonight is fine. Thank you! On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 1:21 PM, wrote: HI Ann...sure, I'd love a quote still...I am in the city however...will try to take pics tonight. On May 31, 2017, at 1:14 PM, Thomas Costello wrote: I'm sorry. Tom got the note on the peony rings but missed the part about the urns. I mentioned it to him today as I don't think we got you a quote. Were you still interested in having us do them? If so Tom asked if you could send a picture of the urns because he's not sure the size from memory. Thanks, Ann On Thu, May 4, 2017 at 10:32 AM, wrote: EFTA_R1_00942838 EFTA02215104 Hi Ann...sounds good on the peony rings...for sure lets do it....I am looking forward to them! Very happy the yard will be so pretty :) If I wanted Tom to do my urns in front of our house as well as the 2 urns outside of the french doors leading to the pergola...could you give me a quote? I may do it myself as a fun little project but not sure yet... On May 3 2017 at 5:58 PM Thomas Costello wrote: The peony rings arc fairly inconspicuous and become pretty much invisible once they start blooming. I can check in with Tom about last year, but judging by the photo you send you'll definitely get some nice blooming this year. They're fairly tall already. We will put the rings on for you. The rings are usually some shade of green so even before they bloom they blend in pretty well. The flowers blooming now arc called phlox. We can absolutely still do the annuals, just wanted to double check now that everything is starting to pop. Thanks, Ann On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 6:24 wrote: HI Ann! I didn't realize I had peonies either!...I love peonies', Did they bloom for us last year? I don't recall seeing either of these flowers? ...YES to Tom putting in the rings to keep the EFTA_R1_00942839 EFTA02215105 peonies alive and upright (will you see the 'rings' or do they blend in?) What arc the flowers called we have now that are blooming?.. I actually DO still want to do the annuals...I am not a giant fan of the catmint...I think it looks good at first but then become 'overgrown' looking to me... thanks for all the info!M On Apr 28, 2017, at 4:16 PM, Thomas Costello .'rote: Tom just thought you wanted a LOT of color. These will bloom for at least another few weeks until around mother's day. You've got peonies blooming next and then catmint blooming after that. Plus there's the hydrangea which are looking healthier this year. From this photo your peonies arc already fairly tall. Did you want Tom to put in Peony rings to keep them alive and upright? Also, with all this color, did you still want to do the annuals? Thanks, Ann On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 4:07 PM Wrote: I forgot we planted these EFTA_R1_00942840 EFTA02215106 last year! I love them! They look beautiful! How long will they last? Do we plant the other flowers around these? I don't want to pull them up! I think these flowers turn into green ground covering? Sent from my iPhone Thomas J. Costello Landscaping LLC Thomas J. Costello Landscaping LLC Thomas J. Costello Landscaping LLC EFTA R1_00942841 EFTA02215107 Thomas J. Costello Landscaping LLC Thomas J. Costello Landscaping LLC EFTA_R1_00942842 EFTA02215108

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