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Jul 27, 2014 9:48 AM CST
Name: David Paul
(Zone 9b)
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Welcome! Heather!

I agree with all the above great advice.

If green growth and a tropical look is what you are up for with little to no maintainace in that area,.........Sansevieria, Aloes, and Wandering Jews can be with you forever. As a start of course and give you a great look.

Once you are more comfortable with gardening your beds will change and you will have many new diehard plants to move around from your earlier gardening beginnings;.....or to share with those neighbors who you find that have nothing much growing in front of their house! Thumbs up

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