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"Best Plants" has the best advice for the trees you need to avoid planting your backyard. Please visit
them at: Best Plants!
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Shasta Daisies are easy to grow. This classic perennial has large white blooms that last until early fall. Shasta daisies prefer well-drained soil. Choose from different varieties for different heights –
short ones are perfect for
borders and tall ones create a dramatic backdrop. A perfect low maintenance plant that are great as cut flowers!
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Something to be aware of when considering planting a plum tree is that there is invasive disease that affects these trees. This is known as Black Knot Plum Disease, and it is a plum tree problem that begins
as a velvet green knot in
spring then turns black and swollen. Black rot may girdle limbs and in severe cases form on the tree’s trunk. This plum tree problem gets progressively worse without treatment and may halt useable fruit production.
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When it comes to plants in your yard, beauty should be top priority. However, there are many ways to have a beautiful yard without having to do a lot of the work. Check out this article from "Country
Living" to learn more: Best Plants!
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Practice! Most people at the beginning have trouble keeping up with such a hefty task. Don't be intimidated! Start with some low maintenance shrubs, then work your way up. Also, for each plant you choose to
use, write down specific
instructions on how to properly care for it. This results in you having the prettiest yard on the block.