Birds Foot Trefoil – Meadow Splendor in Yellow
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The bright yellow flower of the bird’s foot trefoil is a pretty sight in meadows and road banks in summer. It can be planted in the home flower garden, but the planting location must be carefully determined beforehand.

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Trumpet Creeper – Roadside Friend of the Hummingbird
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The trumpet creeper’s brilliant orange blossoms attract hummingbirds and butterflies to the garden. The woody vines cling to fence posts and trees along country lanes and highways in most of the eastern United States.

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Queen Anne's Lace – Wildflower or Weed?
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Some call it a weed, some a wildflower. But whichever one you may call it, Queen Anne’s lace, or wild carrot, has an elegantly beautiful flower and has proven itself exceptionally durable. So it is consigned to the wild places, where it seems to be happy.

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Five Questions to Ask of your Lawn Care Company

When the summer swelter catches up with you and you´re ready to find someone else to take care of your lawn, hiring the lowest bidder or the kid down the street may be the most dangerous thing you can do. This article describes what to look for in a reputable landscaping service and how to make sure that you´re not wasting your money.

Submitted By PJ Rooks

Extreme Plants Part II: Perennials that Thrive in Difficult Soil

Do you have trouble growing plants in some areas of your yard because of tricky soil conditions? This article offers suggestions for perennials that do well in areas with excessively wet, poor or acidic soil.

Submitted By PJ Rooks

Extreme Plants Part I: Shade-Loving Plants for your Landscape

This article lists perennials that will grow and thrive in shady areas of your yard.

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