GABBY DOLECHEK
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ajrehklau :
Foundational bushes and shrubs in the bed in front of the house. Both sides. Small-medium flowers in the beds in front of the shrubs.
2026-11-08 18:41:51
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Chels :
Florida native plants will do the best! 🥰
2026-11-09 01:44:18
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Mom :
Some ideas: Wild coffee, beauty berry, dwarf copperleaf, dwarf musseandas, snow hibiscus, fire hibiscus… some low shrubs that won’t get too crazy.
2026-11-10 09:47:10
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Gogophers :
Is having a driveway in your front yard without a garage a thing in Florida? It’s a pretty driveway, but I’d put it back in the backyard?
2026-11-11 08:03:28
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John Dolechek :
I’m excited for the clusias to grow!
2026-11-10 18:20:40
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thestarkcompound :
The roots of the plant will ruin your drive way!
2026-11-08 01:37:03
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Tiffany Tejada :
Maybe a cute little porch 😍
2026-11-08 00:19:26
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Erica Acosta :
Look for natives. I don’t know what natives are in your area, but the natives will do good all year around generally and they’re going to be less work.
2026-11-08 00:30:06
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Small Dog Queen 🐕 :
Look for plants that keep 🐍 out. They actually exist
2026-11-08 16:01:26
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Michelle :
Maybe a trellis growing jasmine to go around the front door
2026-11-08 04:01:19
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Lupita :
This is the wrong time of the year to plant those :/ Especially the zinnias, they thrive in the summer then die out in the winter. We’re having some cold fronts coming up and I’m sure there’s gonna be a few more in the winter months. Best time to plant to is early spring. Zenias are very easy to grow in central Florida, I buy seeds from The Dollar store and throw them down the beginning of March and have gorgeous flowers until November. Your best bet are the pintas, especially the red ones for some reason thrive here in central Florida. Again, plant them in the beginning of March at the end of any chance of a cold front, it’s best to get them established once they’re established, I kid you not, they will thrive and flower year round. I’ve had gorgeous pintas for over 20 years. The key is planting them during the right time, this is not the right time :( for any of those flowers :(
2026-11-09 10:19:51
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Chrissy Sherrod :
Marigolds will deter pests! I use them to line my garden!
2026-11-09 19:01:46
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Raelene Longenecker :
Definitely go for Florida natives. The area that has nothing you could get firebush. They helped the butterflies and they’re pretty.
2026-11-08 00:51:19
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abagel_abbi :
So excited! It’s gonna be so cute ♡
2026-11-08 20:01:01
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GABBY DOLECHEK :
we’ve made so many updates in the front yard but it was still missing plants to tie it together so we want to get it planted before winter 🤍
2026-11-07 23:58:32
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Evelyn :
Do a purple grass on the right side for color and you can braid it when it gets long do two and that’s it so you won’t have to maintain it and it still looks nice
2026-11-09 04:38:05
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Valinn :
Don't forget to leave a small section without flowers between the driveway and the mine entrance.🙂 Aesthetics are great, but trust me, you'll get tired of constantly walking around the entire flower patch very soon. 😅
2026-11-09 09:49:11
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Mom :
Asian snow jasmine (stays small) + mix with plumbango. As they are fluffy - use an emeralds blanket in the front for structure.
2026-11-10 10:06:06
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clkmoo :
Make sure you cover the colusia during frost!!!
2026-11-08 23:48:55
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Ren :
I’m sure this would be more work and idk the pros/cons but maybe you could extend the porch over the right side?? Plus more awning and you could have chairs out there or more potted plants :)
2026-11-08 04:56:38
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Janelle :
Rock border to the rest of the path. Doesn’t look right
2026-11-08 16:29:40
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Hmneon :
Have you thought about adding in something like a longboard siding at the foundation? You could also do a batten system so there is still air flow but it can be wood look and maybe pretty up things at the foundation.
2026-11-08 00:54:04
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H 🦋 :
Is it too late to extended the k drive way???
2026-11-08 01:05:59
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Ren :
As a kid I had the same small strip between driveway/front path and having flowers was perf bc they didn’t grow too tall so we could still step over them but they were really pretty!!
2026-11-08 04:55:09
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deidra668 :
Maybe a couple of "Boxwood Beauties" would go nice by the window. They are hard to kill, low maintenance and have small white flowers.
2026-11-08 00:31:38
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