Moss is a shallow-rooted plant that spreads by spores and roots-like structures. It loves to grow during the grey, wet days off of late fall and early spring. Moss won’t overtake or kill your lawn, but instead fill the spaces when the lawn is thin.
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Make this Mandevilla a colorful tender vine as a part of your garden easily and without any hassle.
These flowers bloom from late spring to fall and you do not have to say goodbye to them.
The Hardiest Flowering ShrubsLiving in an area where the weather is unpredictable can play havoc on a garden states Tammy Sons of Tn Nursery, a large mail-order nursery in Tennessee.
Some of the hardiest flowering plants are the hydrangea, the burning bush, and the forsythia.
Instead of having green leaves like most common shrubs, its leaves are bright red or fiery pink.
When scrutinized, the bush might have yellow flowers, which will eventually turn into red berries.
This shrub is easy to maintain and adjusts well to full sun or bright partial shade environment.
This is a great plant to add borders to a garden or a hint of color in a yard.
The Black-Eye Susan is a tremendously popular native wildflower for gardening that blooms in late summers and early fall.
Rudbeckia plants are great in color, attract butterflies and birds, very easy to grow and maintain.
