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Evergreen Plants Give Your Landscape Year-Round Color and Privacy
Evergreen plants can provide privacy from noisy neighbors and strangers walking the street. In addition, the plants can add year round color and attract wildlife throughout the coldest of days.
So, the first question you may ask is what exactly is an evergreen? Evergreen plant refers to any plant that keeps it leaves during the winter. When growing the plants you have option of ground covers, flowering plants, shrubs and trees to name a few.
Cypress, holly, juniper, spruce, fir, cedar, pine, and yew a few common evergreens you may have heard of before.
Ground cover:
Juniper is a frequently used as ground cover. It can also be found as a Bosai plant. Eight inches high is about the most the plant will grow. It has an attractive bluish-green color that, during winter, tends to turn a to shade of purple.
The Blue Rug Wiltoni is another common juniper variety. This flat growing plant has branches growing out from the base of the plant. They often stretch eight feet across with a silver blue color that is quite appealing to the eye.
Flowering Evergreen Plants
The sweet aroma of Lavender is reason enough to include it in your garden. They are well known for filling the night air with sweet perfume. In addition, the purple flowers of the Lavender are quite a sight to be seen. Just sit back and enjoy the scent and sight this wonderful plant has to offer.
Evergreen shrubs
The snowmound is a really nice shrub to include in your garden for year round color. Its leaves are bluish-green and they pop-out by the hundreds just as white as fresh fallen snow. The scientific name is for the shrub is Shirobana Spirea
Barberry is shrub that can make a wonderful backdrop for your landscape. The Rosy Glow Variety has red and purple leaves that add a wonderful splash of color wherever grown. To add more color the Golden Barberry makes a great choice. It has bright yellow leaves and will maintain its color as long as the plant receives plenty of sun. When kept in an area that receives more shade the leaves change to a lime green color.
Carefully selected shrubs can be the showpiece of any garden. With an artistic eye and steady hand they can be shaped into virtually anything you desire. And if they are evergreens, you get enjoy them all year long.
The Carolina jasmine is a great evergreen vine to grow on a trellis or fence. The vine will bloom from the end of winter through spring. Dark green leaves with fragrant yellow flowers are the talking point of this plant.
When you looking for a place to unwind while enjoying the sights and sounds of nature, evergreen plants, shrubs and groundcovers make a great choose. Regardless where you live there is a evergreen that will fit perfectly into your landscape theam.
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Different Flowers?
I want to plant two different flowering seeds at the same time in the same pot and i dont know if each plant will kill each other.
Specifically Chinese Forget-Me-Not (cynoglossum), and Cypress Vine, Red Climber if this helps at all.
A vining plant can kill out other plants if it does not have something to climb on other than the first plant. The two you have chosen will probably not work. Forget-me-nots are very small compared to the cypress vine. If the pot is very large you might be able to get enough space between the two plants that the vine will not swallow the forget-me-not. This will sometimes work in the garden with bigger plants. For instance I have seen clematis grow nicely on hydrangea with no harm. I believe the two plants need to be closer in size.
