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Posted by valya z5 Oregon (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 03 at 20:46
| I have been charged with filling a donated Teddy-bear topiary form for placement in a community children's rose garden. The form is 24" high by 32" across at its widest point. What can I grow that is tall enough, hardy enough (we also have very hot and dry summers, but an automatic watering system at the park), but friendly to children? I've considered boxwood, but some varieties are too short while others are poisonous(!!!) so not a good choice for children! Help! |
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| You could fill it with spagnum moss and then plant English Ivy in it and pin the vines to the bear as they grow. |
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