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Great Plant Picks- V.Helpful Lists in Many Sub -Categories

9 years ago

I just discovered this website and thought alot of you might find it useful.It's written for PNW but still many of the plants are hardy elsewhere. Perennials, Grasses, Shrubs, Trees, Foliage, Dry Shade, Bogs, Small Shady Places- many different lists.
Plse feel free to add sites that you love that also have great lists!

Here is a link that might be useful: Great Plant Picks website

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viburnumvalley
9 years ago
http://www.plantplaces.com

Excellent resource for the Ohio River valley region...and those that wished they gardened there.

Here is a link that might be useful: PlantPlaces.com: Promoting Plant Diversity Through Education
arbo_retum
Original Author
9 years ago
vv, there is so much i don't know about gardening in diff regions of No America. I wondered if you might tell us a little bit about what kind of gardening area the ohio river valley is. i've never been. is it a gardener's paradise, like the PNW? where are you in KY and is it part of that area?
i appreciate the education!
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