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Fri, Sep 7, 12 at 7:54
| I work with a parish garden and we want to screen the compost containers from view. Need recommendations for 4 to 5 foot tall native plant hedge shrubs, easy care and easily controlled, shade to light shade, flowers and/or high attractiveness factor for birds and pollinators, no thorns or pirickers.
Zone 7-8 in urban/suburban washington, dc, environment. Please send recommendations! thanks, lisa |
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