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Shade Ave (Dry): Native Garden Design Guidelines

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Do you know the area where the grass won’t grow? Under the trees just dirt and weeds? That is the perfect spot for a shade bed. These plants are made for the shade, bringing season-long color and texture to that otherwise desolate area. No more weak lawns and clouds of dust from the mower. This garden brings beauty and intent to the hard-to-plant shady areas.

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How To Use Our Garden Design Guidelines:

Each one of our Native Garden Design Guidelines is designed for 100 square foot area. Feel free to multiply the number of plants as many times as needed to fill your space. The suggested placement and number of plants for each area appear as circles on the design. While the color and structure of each plant appear as a silhouette on the side view of the garden. These gardens can be combined as well to help achieve your garden goals. For example; the pollinator powerhouse garden and the hummingbird garden can be combined to create a display of bright blooms and equally colorful visitors.

To view more Native Garden Designs, please visit www.WestonNurseries.com/natives

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