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Aug 23, 2012 12:05 PM CST
Name: Val
Ohio (Zone 5b)
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Hmmm...tall sedum. I've been wanting to try tall sedum anyway. And it might mix nicely in front of some dwarf, upright russian sage. I like that. I can imagine a wave of sedum splashed across The Mound.

Thanks for the tips on the mockorange. I have two but they are planted in my normal (heavily amended) garden beds. I've read that they can tolerate poor soil but I wasn't sure. I also like the idea that they have great autumn color.

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