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The easiest way to divide the plants is to dig up the whole clump with a fork to avoid damaging the roots. Rinse off the soil so you can see the many fans before separating them.

joe gardener - Garden Landscaping & Design - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
In my zone 7 garden, I’m always rewarded in very early spring with a neon display of petite flower blooms from my lungwort (Pulmonaria) plants, scattered throughout the garden. Combine light, spotted semi-evergreen foliage and you have a plant worthy of every garden.

joe gardener - Roses - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
Over the last several weeks, as I’ve toured several gardens around the country, I’m reminded that in spite of the beauty of roses in a garden, they are one of the most feared plants to grow.

Herbaceous Plants for Texas
Click on image for full screen view. Additional Comments: Watch out for snails, slugs, and grasshoppers; needs good drainage; cut leaves to 4-6 inches to form fans in late summer.

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A. There are many plants that love a marshy environment with saturated soil. Plants that inhabit saturated soil provide cover for birds, small insects and other creatures. Plant the surrounding area to blend in or create a backdrop for the bog.

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