Re: After Hyacinths & Pansies

>I need some advice.  I have two areas in from of the house that I need to fill
>after the spring.  The first is part sun at most, well drained, about 8'X4'.
>There are hyacinths in there now, what can I put in there to follow up.  My
>wife wants a yellow/blue color theme.  I also have a full sun area, well
>drained that is probably 10'X6'.  I was thinking of putting one of those
>ground cover roses (yellow) in there after the pansies are gone.  Where can I
>get one?  Any other ideas.  Both areas need low growing plants.  The sunny one
>could probable get as tall as a foot, but the other is in front of some new
>azaleas and I don't want to hide them completely.  I would prefer a perennial
>but don't want to interfere with the hyacinths.  Thanks for any suggestions.
>
>Rob Smith
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Rob:
	Where are you and what is your zone ?

Debie O'Connell
Nature's Way Garden Design


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