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26-07-2003, 10:42 PM
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I have a patch of bare soil on the north side of my house that is very dry
and doesn't receive more than an hour of sunlight (at sunrise). The soil is well amended, but with all the recent rains we've had, the soil is beginning to wash away. Any groundcover suggestions with an eye towards native midwest plants? Thanks. |
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27-07-2003, 02:02 AM
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Larry Newton wrote: I have a patch of bare soil on the north side of my house that is very dry and doesn't receive more than an hour of sunlight (at sunrise). The soil is well amended, but with all the recent rains we've had, the soil is beginning to wash away. Any groundcover suggestions with an eye towards native midwest plants? Thanks. Why not hostas? |
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#3
27-07-2003, 07:33 PM
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that's what I just removed from that area. I loathe hostas. Don't ask me
why, just one of those irrational things we all experience once in a while. "netscape fan" wrote in message news:4iFUa.155417$Ph3.19296@sccrnsc04... Larry Newton wrote: I have a patch of bare soil on the north side of my house that is very dry and doesn't receive more than an hour of sunlight (at sunrise). The soil is well amended, but with all the recent rains we've had, the soil is beginning to wash away. Any groundcover suggestions with an eye towards native midwest plants? Thanks. Why not hostas? |
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27-07-2003, 08:13 PM
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snails, huh? :-)
Larry Newton wrote: that's what I just removed from that area. I loathe hostas. Don't ask me why, just one of those irrational things we all experience once in a while. "netscape fan" wrote in message news:4iFUa.155417$Ph3.19296@sccrnsc04... Larry Newton wrote: I have a patch of bare soil on the north side of my house that is very dry and doesn't receive more than an hour of sunlight (at sunrise). The soil is well amended, but with all the recent rains we've had, the soil is beginning to wash away. Any groundcover suggestions with an eye towards native midwest plants? Thanks. Why not hostas? |
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30-07-2003, 06:02 AM
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pretty much
"netscape fan" wrote in message news:krVUa.159940$N7.21598@sccrnsc03... snails, huh? :-) Larry Newton wrote: that's what I just removed from that area. I loathe hostas. Don't ask me why, just one of those irrational things we all experience once in a while. "netscape fan" wrote in message news:4iFUa.155417$Ph3.19296@sccrnsc04... Larry Newton wrote: I have a patch of bare soil on the north side of my house that is very dry and doesn't receive more than an hour of sunlight (at sunrise). The soil is well amended, but with all the recent rains we've had, the soil is beginning to wash away. Any groundcover suggestions with an eye towards native midwest plants? Thanks. Why not hostas? |
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#6
30-07-2003, 06:32 AM
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"Larry Newton" wrote:
pretty much Pretty much what? You html top posting jackass. -- GO# 40 |
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