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Carolina Ponyfoot (Dichondra carolinensis) and Oakwoods ponyfoot (Dichondra recurvata) are low-growing, creeping perennial weeds that can quickly spread under the right conditions. The plants can produce new roots at each leaf node; meaning as they creep along the soil surface they can continue rooting and creating new plant clusters. The smooth green leaves resemble a kidney in shape, although it’s also called “pony’s foot” or "ponyfoot" based on the shape. In spring, they produce a tiny, 5 petaled flower. These plants are native to Texas and can be found throughout the southeastern U.S. https://soilsalive.com/resources/identification-guide/dichondra-ponysfoot
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Common Dandelion. Dandelions are perennials that thrive in areas of full sun and consistent moisture, however they can still crop up in areas of drier shade. They produce a huge taproot that can reach up to 15-feet deep! Pulling the top of the plant off, or cutting it down with a weedeater won't kill the plant; it can generate new top growth from the roots below the soil. Seeds from the bright yellow flowers spread far and wide and can quickly overwhelm a weak lawn with poor soil. https://soilsalive.com/resources/identification-guide/common-dandelion

While Virginia Creeper is often planted intentionally as an ornamental vine, it can often crop up in places where you didn't invite it and get out of control. It's also often confused with poison ivy.
The easiest way to tell the difference between Virginia creeper and poison ivy is to count the leaflets: Virginia creeper has 5 leaflets (it's scientific name is Parthenocisis quinquefolia, for 5 leaves), while poison ivy has 3 leaflets.
Virginia creeper is an agressive vine that can grow 50-feet tall. Planted in the right place, it can be a beautiful ornamental with vivid fall foliage color. https://soilsalive.com/resources/identification-guide/virginia-creeper

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Outdoor pond & water feature, using CORE Foundations honeycomb system to stabilize the gravel and allow for an easily accessible, weed-free area
This is an example of an asian landscaping in Orlando.
This is an example of an asian landscaping in Orlando.

Black Locust trees dominate the front yard and allow a dappled sunlight, just enough to allow successful growth of sun loving plants. Full sun in winter & spring. Coneflowers, Monarda, daylilies, Spiderwort, Catnip. Liriope lines the public sidewalk - grows dense to hold water in the beds & off sidewalk - plus it tolerates dog urine and road salt.

Asclepia Milk Weed- habitat plant for Monarch Butterflies. Caterpillar visible above developing seed pod.
Girasole Sonoma
Design ideas for a farmhouse landscaping in San Francisco.
Design ideas for a farmhouse landscaping in San Francisco.

Sweet Joe Pye Weed is a pollinator magnet, attracting bees, butterflies, moths, and other pollinators that seek nectar and pollen. It is the larval host to 15+ species of caterpillars (The Eupatorium genus are larval hosts for over 40 species). Birds that eat insects can be attracted to feed off of visiting bugs.

Nancy Knapp, Weeds Garden
Inspiration for a large contemporary home design remodel in Los Angeles
Inspiration for a large contemporary home design remodel in Los Angeles

Bliss Garden Design
Inspiration for a traditional gravel landscaping in Seattle.
Inspiration for a traditional gravel landscaping in Seattle.
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