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Old 22-04-2005, 05:54 AM
Bruce H. Newman
 
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Default REQUEST SUGGESTIONS FOR SHADY LAWN/FLOWER BEDS

I have two mature red maples in front of the house which throw a lot of
heavy shade over most of the yard. I have had yearly problems getting
grass, flowers and shrubs to grow in this area. Last year, I planted a
special "shade lawn" seed obtained from one of the on-line/mail-order seed
companies. Since the grass seed was planted in the early fall, last year,
it is too early to determine if the grass will actually grow this year
(crossed fingers!) Assuming I have a problem with the grass again this
year, where can I get advice about what lawn seed to plant in this area? In
addition, where can I get information about selecting the correct flowers
and bushes to plant in beds and along walkways in this shady area?
(Location = Central New Jersey; 2 miles from shore) Thanks!


 
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