what should i plant?
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by Wrennie on May 09, 2006 05:34 AM
The bees will get up there. My shop is in a 3 story house. And I see bees up high all the time.
I would go with any flower that foes Ok in sun to part shade. I assume she gets about 1/2 day of sun?
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I would go with any flower that foes Ok in sun to part shade. I assume she gets about 1/2 day of sun?
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by tkhooper on May 09, 2006 12:18 PM
I don't have a green thumb and have trouble with roses that aren't in the ground. But I have heard that some people are successful with them. So I would say it depends on her plant intuition.
Portulaca are super easy and would love the location.
Celosia would also do well there but they need to be started from seed because they don't grow once they are transplanted. That is unless you have that green thumb that I don't have.
If you are going to do dwarf fruit trees my suggestion would be to get two. It would look good from a landscaping standpoint and would help with the polination.
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Portulaca are super easy and would love the location.
Celosia would also do well there but they need to be started from seed because they don't grow once they are transplanted. That is unless you have that green thumb that I don't have.
If you are going to do dwarf fruit trees my suggestion would be to get two. It would look good from a landscaping standpoint and would help with the polination.
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