Designer Debra Burnette uses 7-foot stucco walls painted in rich, flat latex hues as backdrops for sculptural, colorful plants at a home near the Phoenix Mountains Preserve. Walls shield the front from neighbors and a two-story house next door.
Yellow wall (Sunbury): Shady section hosts bronze Kalanchoe orgyalis and green Crassula 'Campfire'; sunny stretch features heat-tolerant agaves, bat-faced cuphea, and a Sonoran palo verde with chartreuse bark.
Deep purple patio wall (Nocturne): Accented by white Gaura lindheimeri blossoms and yellow flowers of Caesalpinia platyloba.
Red wall (Chinese Pagoda) by the pool: Showcases clumps of well-behaved deer grass (Muhlenbergia rigens).
The result is a vibrant, cohesive gallery where paint and plants amplify each other.
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