Comments on: Finding the Right Plants for Your Landscape http://yourrockgarden.com/644/finding-the-right-plants-for-your-landscape/ Do It Yourself Gardening and Landscape Design Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:15:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: An Officer & A Gentleman http://yourrockgarden.com/644/finding-the-right-plants-for-your-landscape/comment-page-1/#comment-2143 An Officer & A Gentleman Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:29:59 +0000 http://yourrockgarden.com/644/finding-the-right-plants-for-your-landscape/#comment-2143 Perhaps you can try any family of the Japanese weeping willows and maple trees. They are very hardy plants, but grows quite slowly and can be a few years before they grow to their full mature heights unless you opt to buy them at almost full maturity already, which can be quite expensive. I suggest you go to any one of the local nurseries and/or the nurseries at Home Depot or Lowe's Home Improvement Center and ask them what plants or native plants are good to include in your landscaping project. Most of the nurseries should already sell plants that are within your zone and the climate for which they are suited for (outside plants) Or you could buy a book that specifically list plants that are good for your particular zone. Sorry if I couldn't be of more help as I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to certain plants for certain zones. Good luck though and I hope when you're done with the landscaping, it will be a breath-taking sight.<br><b>References : </b><br> Perhaps you can try any family of the Japanese weeping willows and maple trees. They are very hardy plants, but grows quite slowly and can be a few years before they grow to their full mature heights unless you opt to buy them at almost full maturity already, which can be quite expensive. I suggest you go to any one of the local nurseries and/or the nurseries at Home Depot or Lowe’s Home Improvement Center and ask them what plants or native plants are good to include in your landscaping project. Most of the nurseries should already sell plants that are within your zone and the climate for which they are suited for (outside plants) Or you could buy a book that specifically list plants that are good for your particular zone.

Sorry if I couldn’t be of more help as I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to certain plants for certain zones. Good luck though and I hope when you’re done with the landscaping, it will be a breath-taking sight.
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]]> By: EmanCipating http://yourrockgarden.com/644/finding-the-right-plants-for-your-landscape/comment-page-1/#comment-2142 EmanCipating Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:27:38 +0000 http://yourrockgarden.com/644/finding-the-right-plants-for-your-landscape/#comment-2142 <b>I am looking for unique ideas for landscape plants in zone 6b of the NC mountains. Any ideas?</b><br>Working on a landscape project and want to find unique plants. I have moved up here from the lowcountry of SC and not as familiar with some of the native plants. I am looking for unique ideas for landscape plants in zone 6b of the NC mountains. Any ideas?
Working on a landscape project and want to find unique plants. I have moved up here from the lowcountry of SC and not as familiar with some of the native plants.

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