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Subject:
Planting bushes and ferns in midwest
Category: Family and Home Asked by: smack-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
19 Mar 2005 19:51 PST
Expires: 18 Apr 2005 20:51 PDT Question ID: 497390 |
HI!,Ihave a wet land area where I laid field tile. I would like to know what to plant that will sustain a wet mucky area for a few months out of a year. Short roots? wet area is has more mud litle water but hard to walk or hold the weight of a 3300 lb tractor not under water so to speak but a problem fast growing bush?- beauty - 6 feet from tile --not a small plant or plants-Tree with short roots? Somthing to sruce up the area without decimating field tile 6 to 8 feet away . Where can I purchase on line. Thanks -smack |
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Subject:
Re: Planting bushes and ferns in midwest
From: azureisle-ga on 30 Mar 2005 22:23 PST |
you might want to look into "Bog Gardening" You didn't say if it was a sunny area or shady. Hostas grow pretty well in either if you get the right kind. hope this helps! asureisle |
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Re: Planting bushes and ferns in midwest
From: eddyricka-ga on 28 Sep 2005 20:31 PDT |
try going to the garden web site. it is FABULOUS!!! lots of forums where gardeners share ideas, solve problems, and trade seeds and plants. there is a forum for bog plants and lots of people swapping plants. eddyricka@hotmail.com gardenweb.com |
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