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Cascading Vine Recommendation
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Posted by claudine_gardener Reno, NV (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 19:47
| I have a west facing homemade planter in the shape of a semi circle with a radius of about 8'. It is raised about 2-3 feet. I used bricks to build the planter. I have day lilies, easter lilies and an assortment of other plants growing in it. I want to place cascading plants on the edges of it so that the brick wall is partially obscured. I would like something that looks good all year round, grows quickly (don't want to wait too long for it to fill out)and is not too invasive (although I can trim it back away from the flowers if need be.) Recommendations anyone? |
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RE: Cascading Vine Recommendation
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| Regarding previous posting: I live in Reno. |
RE: Cascading Vine Recommendation
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| Since it's a raised bed, periwinkle might work decently for you. It's invasive, especially if you let a vine/branch touch the ground beneath the bed. If it gets enough shade, ivy might work well, too. |
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