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Ground covers for shady spots

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It is almost impossible to grow a decent lawn in the shade; an alternative is to replace the grass with ground covers that are low-maintenance and thrive in low light. Information on plant varieties, planting technique and after-care is presented.

Author: Ocone, Lynn
Publisher: Times Mirror Magazines, Inc.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 2000
Usage, Shade-tolerant plants, Shade tolerant plants

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Plants for problem places

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Gardening advice is presented on suitable plants for problem areas in a garden. Every garden has areas where many plants will not thrive, but plants can be found which can cope with inhospitable conditions.

Author: Ocone, Lynn
Publisher: Times Mirror Magazines, Inc.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 2000
Plants, Natural history, Gardening in the shade, Shade gardening, Backyard gardens, Plant hardiness

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Winterizing your yard

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Late fall is an ideal time to safeguard young trees, shrubs, roses and other plants from winter's chill. Other tasks include spreading bark mulch on bare grounds, fertilizing lawns, and other cleanup work.

Author: Ocone, Lynn
Publisher: Times Mirror Magazines, Inc.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 1998
Cover Story, Winter gardening

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