To: From: lierit Sent: Fri 4/25/2014 8:17:17 PM Subject: RE: Washing machine pan We could just stick with what she did with a few variations. She had a lot of hydrgena they are deciduous and lose their leaves. Most of what she did was green and the hydgena was white with roses. Look at rug juniper for ground cover. IT can be green or yellow tipped. Barbery is a red ground cover. I think you need two feature trees out front that won't grow too tall. Japanese maple and a weeping birch or beach with plants around it. I would also like to put stellas everywhere. They are prolific and they come back every year. We know that the majority of the plants are boxwood and Arborvitae. We just need some ground over and a couple feature trees. DONE. This is important but you already won. The house is a slam. I want to have the plants there by Thursday or Friday next week. We put them in then the topsoil and sprinkler system then seed boy and its done. Original Message From: Sent: Friday, April 25, 2014 3:52 PM To: Bob Caffrey Subject: Washing machine pan Looks like the washing machine Pan is too small. ? Either that or the washer needs to be pushed into it properly. Can you have a look? Sent from my iPhone EFTA_R1_00723314 EFTA02106942