'Part shade' presentation slideshows

Flowers New Varieties For 2013

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PLANT ID Week 10

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Planting your rain garden

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BOTANICAL NAME

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Hamilton Planning Board

Hamilton Planning Board. Report to the Selectmen May 23, 2011. Senior Housing By-law. Adopted May 2008 Expires May 2013 Maximum units per year is 50 Maximum under the By-law is 100 Must have one person at least 55 years old and no one less than 18 years old.

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BOTANICAL NAME

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Container Gardening Made Easy

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BOTANICAL NAME

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BOTANICAL NAME

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BOTANICAL NAME

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Iowa State University Horticulture Extension

Native Perennials for Shade. Iowa State University Horticulture Extension. Wild Columbine Aquilegia canadensis. Height: 1-3 feet Part shade/sun Zones 3-9. Jack-in-the-Pulpit Arisaema triphyllum. Height: 18-24 inches Part shade/ shade Zones 3-8. Wild Ginger Asarum canadense.

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Up-Keep in the Garden

Up-Keep in the Garden. Weeding. Weeds All plants not intended to grow in the spot they are in Should be removed to allow wanted plants to grow Continual weeding is needed to keep area in good condition. Watering. Water based on plants needs In the sun all day = daily watering

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Plants

Plants. By. Taylor Heitz. Latin name Hedera Helix Common Name English Ivy. Perennial Needs to be watered daily but does not like a lot of water. They like to climb so they can climb up to 40 feet tall. They like to be in semi shade. It is native to Europe and Asia.

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Week 3

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Honors week 4

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Vinca minor / Periwinkle

Vinca minor / Periwinkle. Plant type: Annual Plant Information : It grows to 6 inches tall, it also likes to be in shade and a little bit of sun. they do very well in moist soil and likes getting water regularly. Plant type: Perennial

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Blue Satin Althea

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