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Blue Poppies & Moss
Hi,
I live in an area that is considered zone 3A. I have an L-shaped area of garden that nestles between the foundation wall and the poured cement sidewalk. We've filled in with soil and compost. It faces north and northeast and receives minimal sunlight and keeps moisture very well (too much?) In any event I want to treat this as a "shade" garden and would like some "showier" flowers in there. I've tried growing some blue poppies from seed (so far a flop). My other concern is that there is now quite a bit of moss growing in the garden soil. Some of the moss is starting to grow up the stone work on the facing of the house as well. A girlfriend suggested I get rid of the moss right away or nothing will grow there at all? As an amateur gardener, I'm looking for suggestions as to what I can do with this space. Last year I had some violets growing and I've planted one hosta and two silver mounds. The hosta comes in very late and the mounds seem to do ok (although I've found it's hard to kill them no matter what one does). I tend to like really strong vibrant colours as splashes in my garden. Any ideas? |
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