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Using Honeysuckle
They're best for covering banks or other uneven ground, for softening architectural lines, hiding utilities, as privacy screens or to provide a quick fill-in of greenery in wooded areas.

Files About Shrubs
Shrubs are generally defined as anything growing from a base of multiple woody stems up to about 15 feet tall. Many shrubs are evergreen (they hold onto their leaves the year round) and many others are deciduous (they drop their leaves each fall).

Shrubs
Shrubs are generally defined as anything growing from a base of multiple woody stems up to about 15 feet tall. Many shrubs are evergreen (they hold onto their leaves the year round) and many others are deciduous (they drop their leaves each fall).

Using Poplar In Landscape
Because poplars grow rapidly they are useful as screens for views and wind protection or shade. If possible choose male trees to avoid marring the landscape with the pods of fluffy, cottony stuff that accompanies the seeds that are dispersed in the wind.

Using English Ivy
The variegated and light-colored leaves of some varieties are ideal for brightening up dark areas under trees and shrubs. In fact, it is one of the few plants that grows well under trees like maples and beeches.

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