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Oct 5, 1998 12:59 AM
Traute Klein, Editor of Natural Health, promoting life in harmony with creation.
If a well-designed garden has to have a color scheme, then ...
-- posted by biogardener
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Mar 26, 1998 9:16 PM
Color combinations can be surprising, can't they? I try to stick to ones I know I like -- but then some plant will suddenly volunteer itself and present a wonderful surprise. I remember thinking tha ...
-- posted by CarolWallace
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Mar 26, 1998 5:25 PM
When garden owners just "plonk" a plant in anywhere, it is perhaps a little like the compulsive buying of a dress - wear it once and leave it to die in the cupboard.
I am not organized in my landsc ...
-- posted by Gay_Klok
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Mar 25, 1998 11:19 PM
I rarely use the term "plant material" but when you are thinking about design, it is best to not focus too much on plants, the term "plant material" does give the designer a certain distance from plan ...
-- posted by Kirk_Johnson
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Mar 24, 1998 7:23 PM
At the risk of sniping, people who literally consider the stuff as plant material generally don't realize plants are living things. Living things grow or die, interact with their surrounds, and genera ...
-- posted by Cottage_Garden
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