My parents in Kentucky, have grass growing under their pine trees.
By connie w (Guest Post)
07/12/2008
Rhododendrons, Azalias, just to name a couple. Google acid-loving plants and shrubs.
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07/11/2008
Anything, in containers or raised beds.
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07/11/2008
What grew wild under the Western Red Cedars in Western Washington was a thing called False Lily of the Valley. It's perennial, a network of underground roots, and heartshaped leaves with tiny white flowers. I sure miss it. The cedar foliage shedding into the dirt gives off a toxin that prevents other things from growing.
By adam (Guest Post)
07/10/2008
You can grow an azaleas or any other acid loving plant.