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Aug. 6th, 2004 08:13 am
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Busy day. Today I try and do the 50 billion things I need done before my boss returns from her 2 week vacation on Monday.

Goffee was CROWDED last night, and a lot of fun. I missed talking to some of you, being engrossed in a long game of Apples to Apples (we used up all of the cards)!

I need to plant something that doesn't get tall, that's a perennial, that does well in full sun. Any suggestions? Its for the right side corner of the front yard (you can see in this pic, there's a huge spot with no plant, and no mulch in the front corner next to the driveway): pic . Any suggestions? A co-worker suggested something that won't be ugly when the blooms die.

Date: 2004-08-06 07:20 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] julishka.livejournal.com
a hearty lavender might be good. they love full sun, just need normal watering and can grow quite large. find a plant that's tall so it'll grow up and out. the little ones in tiny pots never seem to amount to much and stay pretty low to the ground. the larger lavender looks better in a corner position

also, sage is very hearty & is also useful in the kitchen. grows to a nice rounded shape.

rosemary or winter savory.

margarita daisies always look good & grow about knee high.

forget-me-nots aren't bad, but sometimes spread outward leaving a hole in the middle.

astilbe is nice w/it's white or red soft flower spikes.

hosta is a good corner plant...close to the ground, has cute bell-shaped white or light purple flowers. leaves can be striated. a variety of plant sizes.

russell's garden center has some good ideas. they're located in wayland.

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