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10 DIY Garden Trellises That Cost Less Than $20
If you have an open porch, this garden trellis DIY project can double as a privacy screen. Simply place the finished piece in a planter along the porch ledge. Then, plant climbing vines in the planter, which will add more privacy as they grow. Read more…
Tough Plants for Paths – familyhandyman.com
These plants can all tolerate some foot traffic: Creeping Thyme/Mother-of-Thyme, Woolly Thyme, Carpet Bugleweed/Ajuga Reptans, Creeping Jenny/Creeping Charlie/Moneywort, Dead Nettle/Creeping Lamium, Blue Star Creeper, Brass Buttons, Mazus Reptans and Sedum. Read more…
Creeping Plants: What They Are, Examples, Uses
Because they stay low to the ground, other logical uses for creeping plants are: Edging plants. In the front row of a flower border (because they will not hide the plants in the back of them). Some of the well-behaved ones, such as dragon's blood sedum, may be suited for use in rock gardens (but … Read more…
