How do I get rid of my duplicates

"We painted this gray colour a while ago hoping it would look like cement..."

I don't understand. It already is cement, why did you paint it to look like cement (which that gray does not).

Why don't you just strip the paint off and expose the cement?

Cement porch was a patch work of different colours of cement From repair attempts. HH suggested granite coating which came in 2 colours, beige and grey. This is what we got. It might b quite a chore to remove this granite coating now. Might b easier to just reapply in a different cours. Coating can now be tinted

Ah. That's the only reason I can see for painting brick, too--badly matched patches in old houses.

After prepping that surface, paint everything, including the foundation all around a shade of tan/brown somewhere between the brick color and the railings.

I’m looking For a greyish tan in BM colours or from HH

BM Alaskan Skies

Can this we used in concrete

Add stone to the foundation sides.....https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e7kH_p_qRBo

Or.....Refinish porch and walkway w/ aggregate stone.

They have exterior paint and I’m pretty sure they have but you would have to go to your local hardware, Loews or Home Depot.

Are those mini pines or will they have some height?

Miniature evergreen conifer in front of walkway, Pinus mugo wintergold to cover concrete( eventually). These have only been in the ground a few weeks.

I would add some height against your railing that is the reason why I was asking if there’s a height it reach.

Those shrubs will grow 4’ wide and 4’ tall so should cover a big portion of the porch foundation.

After bRinging many samples home , we have decided on BM rocky road, seems to go with brick , railing and house foundation. Now we just need 3 days of dry weather to start

Which shrubs will be 4 ft X 4 ft? They should be planted 2 feet from the wall, and about 3.5 ft apart. If they look oddly bare in that spot, fill in with annuals or easily-moved perennials until the shrubs get closer to their full size.

The ones under railing will b 4x4. We put our trust in a professional landscaper to do this for us so am hoping it grows as was explained