A homeowner struggles to landscape a 1900s home's front yard with a bay window, a tall Pieris on the right, a large Rhododendron in the center, and an empty corner where the bay meets the porch.

Without a photo, the initial suggestion was a second large Pieris or Rhododendron. After seeing the photo, the expert recommends either removing the leggy Pieris or underplanting it with a low shrub to hide bare legs, then repeating that combination on the left side for symmetry.
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