Recommendations please. a. large bushes on each side are camellia bushes. b. small trees in between are Crepe Myrtle c. small bushes are azaelaes. thanks in advance
Here are some general recommendations you could consider - A. Floodlights for the camellia bushes - a good option would be the Gentle Splash Flood Light B. Compact MR8 or MR11spotlights could be hidden between the azaleas to illuminate the crepe myrtles from that short distance - this would prevent from having to install the fixtures out of the garden under the trees where they may interfere with yard work. I am not familiar with how those trees will grow - if they will indeed grow somewhat large over time perhaps an MR11 fixture and upgrade the bulb wattage (lumen output) overtime if the tree does grow exponentially. C. Path & Area lights would do well to illuminate the garden area and driveway for function and subtlely accent the azaleas for beauty simultaneously.
A robust MR11 version would be the MR11 Lusitano Cast Brass Spotlight - it is quite hefty made of a large amount of solid brass; extremely sturdy and durable with a contemporary-inspired design. A classic, slightly more budget friendly version would be the All-Star™ Mini Spotlight. With how small the trees currently are, I would be inclined to recommend 38-degree. The benefit of lamp ready fixtures is that you can easily upgrade the wattage/beam spread if immense growth happens overtime with trees, shrubs, or other features you're illuminating in the landscape
