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Mondo Grass problem

comments (1) July 31st, 2011 in gallery

Greenvalleygirl Greenvalleygirl, member
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Ideas for replacing Mondo grass in stone steps that get too much hot western afternoon sun.  First pic of successful grass in shady area.  Next two of scorched grass in steps       .................


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klawdya writes: The mondo grass would look great if it wasn't in the scorching sun. I'd leave the mondo grass and plant a couple of trees nearby to get more shade. But I really love shade gardens and shade plants. Posted: 8:47 pm on March 24th
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