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unknown plant?

Nov 27, 2012
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I've been asked to identify this plant and I have no idea...though I've seen it before. It's growing in northern California. A friend also has one (he did not plant) in England.


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Re: Book Give-Away: Beautiful No-Mow Yards, by Evelyn J. Hadden

No doubt I could gain some inspiration from this book. Our lawn has been getting smaller and smaller as we've expanded beds for shrubs and flowers the last few years. The project for this spring is a curved tapestry hedge to provide interest and more privacy. The idea of "no lawn" is VERY tempting!! :)

posted: 1:35 pm on February 27th