plantings?
i would like to plant small bushes and perennials on both sides of my front
porch. there are no rain gutters on the overhang, and these would have to "stand up" to occasional downpour. any suggestions? thanks, rosie -- |
plantings?
"readandpostrosie" wrote in message ... i would like to plant small bushes and perennials on both sides of my front porch. there are no rain gutters on the overhang, and these would have to "stand up" to occasional downpour. any suggestions? thanks, rosie Tough branched bushes may do OK, but plant the perennials where they wont have to endure a dead-on hit of water. -- |
plantings?
In article , "Manelli Family"
wrote: "readandpostrosie" wrote in message ... i would like to plant small bushes and perennials on both sides of my front porch. there are no rain gutters on the overhang, and these would have to "stand up" to occasional downpour. any suggestions? thanks, rosie Tough branched bushes may do OK, but plant the perennials where they wont have to endure a dead-on hit of water. Get gutters, if you can afford it. Otherwise, listen to the Manellis. - Bill Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) |
plantings?
the problem with getting gutters is DOWNSPOUTS!
this particular area has no room for them. (its a small porch) -- "Bill Rose" wrote in message ... In article , "Manelli Family" wrote: "readandpostrosie" wrote in message ... i would like to plant small bushes and perennials on both sides of my front porch. there are no rain gutters on the overhang, and these would have to "stand up" to occasional downpour. any suggestions? thanks, rosie Tough branched bushes may do OK, but plant the perennials where they wont have to endure a dead-on hit of water. Get gutters, if you can afford it. Otherwise, listen to the Manellis. - Bill Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) |
plantings?
thanks!
-- "Manelli Family" wrote in message ... "readandpostrosie" wrote in message ... i would like to plant small bushes and perennials on both sides of my front porch. there are no rain gutters on the overhang, and these would have to "stand up" to occasional downpour. any suggestions? thanks, rosie Tough branched bushes may do OK, but plant the perennials where they wont have to endure a dead-on hit of water. -- |
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