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Posted by stonequeen NJ6 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 07 at 10:40
| I volunteered to try to rehab the front of a local church-the front is a hill with steps up to the front door-faces east. Right now it's a mess, with lots of odds and ends planted by various parishoners. I think the best move would be to make a three foot perennial bed at the base and then groundcover up the hill. Is pachysandra or myrtle easier to root and tougher? Or do you have other suggestions. Thanks- |
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- Posted by lindac Iowa Z 5/4 (My Page) on
Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 10:57
Pachysandra hrows deeper toots than myrtle....and if very easy to root. Find someone who had a patch and cut off some umbrellas and put up and keep moist.
Or you can simply plant the cuttings and keep very very moist.
Linda C |
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