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Researchers Avoid Dreary Winter Landscapes By Creating Those With Year-Round Visual Appeal
Although the appearance of plants and trees are known to change between seasons, a new study from Temple University offers recommendations for designing landscapes in temperate climates that people can enjoy year-round. This includes planting evergreens and plants that produce colorful berries.
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