Re: [SG] Welcome/ Susan

Hello Susan and welcome
        I could not help but notice in your lovely description the native Achlys
triphyllium. Having Deerfoot grow naturally for you is to be blessed with
one of the most attractive of the three species in existence. Are the
stands very large on your property? What species of Trillium occur there
for you? It all sounds very lovely.

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> Hi Sherryl:
>
> Oh, my.  And I thought I would lurk for a while.
snip, snip....
> I am very interested in naturescaping ~ this property lends itself to
that
> approach.  I am increasingly alarmed  with plants I consider invasive,
and
> want to preserve the integrity of what is here naturally.  For example, I
> am fortunate enough to have tremendous natural 'beds' of  trillium,
> maianthemum, achlys triphylla (vanilla leaf), dicentra formosa, and
> smilacina racemosa.  We also, of course, have salmonberry, elderberry,
> fireweed, and more.
>
> My interest in complementing what is already here with appropriate native
> and non-native plants lead me to this list.  While I have a number of
very
> open and sunny beds, I love those shady and semi-shady areas close to the
> woods.
>
> I look forward to hearing from others, and will certainly look at the
> archived discussions.
>
> Susan Underwood
> Mount Lehman, British Columbia
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