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| First post, but I have been an avid reader of your forums, obtaining a wealth of information. Haven't had much success in finding an answer for this question, but I am sure it has been asked before and is discussed somewhere in these forums. If someone could point me in the right direction, or provide the answer directly, it would be greatly appreciated.
Need a plant. Could be a bush or small tree. I am zone 8b. Area plant is located receives part sun (morning and early afternoon) during certain summer months, and no direct sun during the winter months. During spring and fall sun will only provide direct sun to outer branches of plant (amount of sun the location receives is affected by sun's locations in sky). Soil is currently 100% potting soil top 12" mixing into native soil further down (minimum clay). Area is raised 2' (drainage a non-issue) above a pond (important note for type of plant and look required). Irrigation is provided (could be drip or spray). Actual available space for plant roots is about 1'x1' area top 12" and increasing in area below the top foot of soil. Area is sheltered on two sides (located in corner of house). What I am looking for:
Thank you
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- Posted by scott_thomasville_ga 8b (My Page) on Fri, Dec 26, 08 at 7:38
| Thank you for the suggestions. Those are along the lines of what I am in search of. With the exception of the pineapple guava. Had one of those sitting in a pot for several months, was afraid of the eventual size. It is currently residing in my neighbor's yard 3 houses down. I also have this post up over at the landscaping forum, seems to be getting a little more activity over there. Scott |
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