In Like A Lion: The X&P March Garden Check-Up
Camellia's in bloom
Stock and Anemone Giant Coneflower emerges behind Pansies
Violas love growing in containers!
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I am considering turning a very shaded bed in my backyard into a fern garden. Any suggestions as to types of ferns (and where to get them), soil conditions, borders, and watering? I'd love to set up a misting system like they have at the arboretum.
Thanks!
Posted by: Beth | March 23, 2007 12:29 PM