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Plants- Solid Yellow Daffodils; ground cover or hanging type, prices vary

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Last updated 2 months ago in Hagerstown, MD

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Listed in categories: Home & Garden - Lawn & Garden - Plants & Seeds

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Plants- Solid Yellow Daffodils; ground cover or hanging type, prices vary

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It is spring and we are getting rain, we can successfully plant outdoor plants. These all can handle shade or sun. See other listing for more plants *Daffodils-solid yellow color *Irises-orchid color *Solomon’ s Seal *day lily-orange Spearmint Liriope - solid green grass like foliage that is summer flowering with small lavender blossoms, plant as single cluster or densely as ground cover Vinca/Periwinkle- solid green waxy leaf with periwinkle blossoms in spring, good well behaved ground cover Also a variegated variety that I also use to hang from pots Wild violets- purple, plant in clusters or as a ground cover, dies back in winter returns with blooms in spring. Best planted in spring. Gold moss Sedum/Stringy Stoncrop - yellowish green, spreads, very hardy, tolerates minimal water, only get inch or two tall, I also use to hang from pots, dies back in winter but comes back thick in late spring. Best planted in spring. *If taller plants are planted in bloom, they will be top heavy until roots are established-so will need propped up.

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