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What to plant with angle trumpet

19 years ago

I just bought a 6 foot angle trumpet (blooms yellow)

from the nursery.

What should I plant in front of this plant? Would

elephant ears work? I dont have any ideal what would

look nice.

I pick it up in April ( By the way I thought this was

nice of the nursery ) to let me leave it there.

Lori

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kellyp
19 years ago
They like water and good soil. They can get 10 foot tall in one season.
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