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01-04-2004, 07:32 AM
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Any suggestion for a foundation planting to replace shrubs? [zone 7-8]
McQualude said:
I have some ugly, scraggly, dull green shrubs that I plan to rip out, but my wife is hesitant until we have something to replace them with; she doesn't want a 'naked' house. I'm looking for some ideas that will look nice year round and preserve our house's modesty. Thanks for any ideas. Oh, and I have small children so nothing that makes poison berries, stinks, grows spikes or attracts ungodly amounts of bees. We have all those plants already  Forgot to mention, zone 7-8. -- McQualude |
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01-04-2004, 07:40 AM
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Any suggestion for a foundation planting to replace shrubs? [zone 7-8]
McQualude said:
I have some ugly, scraggly, dull green shrubs that I plan to rip out, but my wife is hesitant until we have something to replace them with; she doesn't want a 'naked' house. I'm looking for some ideas that will look nice year round and preserve our house's modesty. Thanks for any ideas. Oh, and I have small children so nothing that makes poison berries, stinks, grows spikes or attracts ungodly amounts of bees. We have all those plants already Forgot to mention, zone 7-8. -- McQualude |
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