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Barb Pexa Fall 2020

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Well The bulb hides inside a waterproof housing buried in the ground, so you get light without seeing a fixture. Use well lights to illuminate the underside of plant foliage or graze the base of a facade or wall. Available with either fixed or swiveling bulbs. Shown: LV300SLV well light by Dabmar with 20-watt halogen, about $30; Dabmar Downlight These fixtures, often located high on trunks and branches, can be aimed at lawns, paths, or the tree's own foliage to create a moonlit effect. A long, cowl- shaped shroud around the bulb eliminates side glare. Choose durable copper and brass housings with LEDs—you don't want to be climbing to make repairs or replacements. Shown: CM.115T by CopperMoon with 35-watt halogen, about $160; CopperMoon Illustration by Arthur Mount Illustration by Arthur Mount; Photo inset: Andrew McCaul

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