How to perk up a treed area when battling roots to add bright plants?

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Janet Pizaro on May 12, 2017

Make containers all around with your flowers.Use different size and shaped pots.Tall and short for interest.

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- Mar21225774 on May 12, 2017
  
  Yes, thank you, I think that is my only option. I bought some frosted lamp shades at a thrift store in assorted sizes, which already has a hole in the middle for drainage. I'm planning to put pansies in them.
  
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Janet Pizaro on May 12, 2017

Let me know if you need any other help with flowers. Good luck with your endeavor

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