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Plants intended to cover an area of ground.
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Okay to have groundcover at base of trees and shrubs?
I am also an inexperienced gardener so please take this with a grain - no, a bucket - of salt.
Effects of groundcover:
Reduced water evaporation. Water your tree less often. This is the main part.
Fe …
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Grass with indoor potted plants
I disagree. In my (very limited!!) experience:
IF:
balcony pots, not meadow garden
purpose is fun, not selling vegetables(obvious from the previous point)
THEN:
short-lived plants like lattice, car …
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