
Gemma Johnstone
Contributor at The Spruce
Tries to write, hike (with my dog), worry less, do more. Regular contributor for the AKC, Reader's Digest, and more. Based in Courmayeur, VDA, Italy. She/her
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2 weeks ago |
thespruce.com | Gemma Johnstone
Most species of Myoporum grow in USDA zones 8-11. Myoporum is drought-tolerant, making it a cost-effective species to grow as a lawn alternative. Though drought-tolerant, Myoporum are susceptible to thrips when watered insufficiently. Cultivating a lush lawn takes a lot of maintenance, especially in hot, drought-prone regions. If you’re looking for a practical and pretty alternative, a myoporum ground cover could be worth considering.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Gemma Johnstone
Most species of Myoporum grow in USDA zones 8-11. Myoporum is drought-tolerant, making it a cost-effective species to grow as a lawn alternative. Though drought-tolerant, Myoporum are susceptible to thrips when watered insufficiently. Cultivating a lush lawn takes a lot of maintenance, especially in hot, drought-prone regions. If you’re looking for a practical and pretty alternative, a myoporum ground cover could be worth considering.
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3 weeks ago |
akc.org | Gemma Johnstone
poison pokeberry pokeweed Pokeweeds are attractive flowering shrubs, and their large berries provide beneficial fuel for migratory birds. However, they aren’t ideal landscaping plants. With their aggressive, weedy habit, pokeweeds can quickly take over your yard. Plus, pokeberries and dogs aren’t a good combination, especially if your pet likes to nibble on fruiting plants or dig up their roots.
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3 weeks ago |
thespruce.com | Gemma Johnstone
Dahlia varieties, with their bright, structural, long-lasting blooms, are show-stoppers in any garden. However, introducing other plants to the beds and borders you are growing dahlias adds visual depth and textural interest. When deciding what works well as dahlia companion plants, select species that do well in the same conditions. Dahlias grow in USDA hardiness zones 8 to 11 and appreciate full sun, even moisture, and well-draining soils.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Gemma Johnstone
Dahlia varieties, with their bright, structural, long-lasting blooms, are show-stoppers in any garden. However, introducing other plants to the beds and borders you are growing dahlias adds visual depth and textural interest. When deciding what works well as dahlia companion plants, select species that do well in the same conditions. Dahlias grow in USDA hardiness zones 8 to 11 and appreciate full sun, even moisture, and well-draining soils.
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