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Moon Garden in michgan

20 years ago

I live in zone 7 in western michigan and would like to add on to my garden some how. So I decided to add moon Garden next season. I know i will put some moon Flower Vine in and a moon flower bush but what else would be good to put in, THank you.

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JPRosebud34_MI
19 years ago
Where did you find a moonflower bush.?? I have been lookg all over for one. I live over by the Grand Rapids area and saw one at a drs office . And thought it was beautiful. I have been hunting ever since. Got a moonflower vines ( 6 of them) but was looking for the bush at the time I got that. If anyone can help me out I would appreciate it. Even would be glad to pay for the seeds if someone has some to get rid off.
momofthreeinzone4
19 years ago
White yarrow, shasta daisies, white liatris and phlox David are what I am putting in mine for next year.
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bakemom_gw
19 years ago
JPRosebud, datura seeds are easy to find on the exchange at the end of the season. The pods make a ton of seeds. I personally will be posting with both purple and white.

I grew white dames rocket, white lychnis, nicotiana, white balsam, fever few, white cleome (very nice and interesting) among others. Also a little creeping sage and artemsia.

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