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Comment by MARTINA TKACZ on April 11, 2010 at 12:12pm

I don't know about the URL but I did watch the video yesterday. Just go to the group and find it, it still plays without problems.

Comment by Georgeanne J. Ingram on April 11, 2010 at 6:14am

Yeah, not all of those trees are obviously 'small' but could be planted in the surrounding area.

Comment by Georgeanne J. Ingram on April 11, 2010 at 6:12am

Here I go: For perennials: For partial shade (less than 4 hours sun per day), ageratum, alumroot, anemone, balloon flower, astilbe (thirsty), bear's breeches, bee balm, begonia, bergenia, black-eyed susan, bleeding heart, blue wild indigo, cardinal flower, columbine, coneflower, coral bells, coreopsis, english daisy, flax, spiderwort, stonecrop, veronica, yarrow, soloman's seal, lenten rose, tall phlox, loosestrife, gaura, SHRUBS: azaleas, english boxwood, euonymus, indian hawthorn, some hollies, hydrangea, juniper, some laures, ligustrum, nandina, spirea, viburnum, TREES: dogwood, some hollies, japanese maple, some magnaolias, some redbud, sourwood, river birch, hemlock, some maples, weeping willow (THESE ARE ALL ZONE 7 PLANTS, TREES, ETC.)

Comment by Erin McLaughlin-Hartney on April 10, 2010 at 5:10pm

Hello everyone, I am new to the site and help is very much needed! Any ideas on Greenery and plants that need little sun for a back yard garden? Im doinga raised garden with small trees and bushes. Any ideas? Im in Northern Virginia. Thanks

Comment by Evelyn Vincent on March 23, 2010 at 11:49am

Did you know the URL for the video on Hypertufa is broken?

Comment by John Lowe on March 22, 2010 at 1:45am

Me too.

Comment by Kay Evans / Zone 8 on March 21, 2010 at 6:32pm

Hi All, I'm knew to this site, please bear with me!

Comment by ELIZABETH KNIGHT/zn7/VA on March 9, 2010 at 8:14am

Wow, Kathlene...what a treasure indeed and what fun making a new landscape out of your find and bringing those treasures back to life in a new form!!! have fun, take some pictures to share...

Comment by kathlene penich-garross on March 8, 2010 at 9:31pm

Hi to all; My husband and I bought an old horse farm 15 yrs ago and I have been having a great time creating new gardens. I have found a ton of rocks, quite big under the soil. I think the old owners used them as fill years, some are from the orignal barn foundation, the barn is no longer hear. It is fun to dig to start a new spot and unearth a new treasure. I also find marbles. lots of them. I have used the stones to line the gardens. I also have alot of bricks that are from the old chimney. i think i will make a patipo like the one that was shown under the gazebo. I love the idea of the wall art also. thanks for the ideas. kathy

Comment by ELIZABETH KNIGHT/zn7/VA on March 1, 2010 at 7:52am

Diana, how heavy is it when you are finished?? Do you hang them? I would love to do some of that with some nice tiles I have but not sure how I would use them?? Inside or outside? I'm inspired!!

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