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Love the plantings! Plant list?

8 years ago
What a beautiful photo. Love the giant swaths of color really work here. Do you have a listing of plants used in the back to help erosion?
Beards Creek Residence · More Info

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  • PRO
    8 years ago

    According to Division of Natural Resources, one of the best plants for erosion control is Panicum virgatum, because of its expansive root system. Most ornamental grasses offers this characteristic but Panicum exceeds it. Some of the other plants in this picture are Itea, Shasta Daisey, Purple Coneflower, Nepeta, Carpet Rose, Eupatorium and Sweetbay Magnolia.

  • PRO
    8 years ago

    Thank you for the great info!

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