Perennial Plant Suggestions

RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post by Lynn Beth (305) | (02/18/2008) Contact Ajuga - lovely purple flowers in the spring, likes sun and shade, trails when elevated, spreads but is not invasive. It is easy to pull up and transplant or remove. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post By Lois (Guest Post) (02/14/2008) VIOLAS. They are great and grow just about everywhere. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post by NokomisNims (14) | (02/13/2008) Contact There is a ground-cover called Asiatic (or Tri-Color) Jasmine which forms a thick mat with variegated leaves (and it flowers if it grows upright). It helps to choke out weeds, too. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post by grammar (216) | (02/13/2008) Contact I also have cement blocks around 1 of my flowerbeds and I put hens & chicks in them. They grow each year and you can leave them in over the winter and actually last yr one of them flowered (this was the 1st time in the yrs I've had them) good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post By Rae Wisdom (Guest Post) (02/13/2008) Put trailing rosemary in. Small leaves, trailing, very pretty, hardy, and fresh rosemary smells wonderful! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post by Mirage (1) | (02/13/2008) Contact I have a cement block retaining wall horizontially layered along my driveway and I cover them with creeping phlox which flowers in the spring and then has foliage thru the summer....or another thing I have used is perennial vinca that has nice flowers and is a very nice glossy leaved ground cover and they grow really well with minimum space Report Spam or Abuse RE: Perennial Plant Suggestions Post by cjgeo (84) | (02/13/2008) Blog! | Contact Try morning glories. Lots of pretty colors and very low maintainence. Report Spam or Abuse