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Midwest Gardening
nyssa_gw

Fall Woodland Planting

nyssa
18 years ago

Hello,

I'm new to the midwest and am planning on replanting some shady slopes with woodland wildflowers (woodland sunflower, white snake root, wild geranium etc.). I'm unsure when is a good time to do fall planting in this area - when do people usually put plants in the ground?

Thanks!

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