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US & Canada Planting Zones
Ornamental
Grasses
Velvet
& Lace:
Texture in the Garden
Did
You Know?
Colored
foliage plants such as Japanese Bloodgrass should be placed where the
rising or setting sun will shine through their leaves, creating translucent
shafts of light and color.
Natural
Pest &
Environment Controls
PyolaTM
and Soap-Shield®
Save on this Special Spray Combo
Gardeners should have these two products on hand right from the start
of the season -- Pyola to control insect pests and Soap-Shield to fight
disease. Buy combo and pay $5.95 less than if purchased separately!
Escar-Go!
Protect your plants from nasty slug damage. Lured by the tasty bait,
slugs and snails stop feeding soon after they eat Escar-Go!
Flowers
Alive!™
Slow-release nutrients encourage prolific bloom without excess foliage
growth. Research shows: 81% more geranium and 66% more zinnia flowers!
Selected nutrients help annuals produce spectacular color all season
long. Great for rejuvenating perennials, too! 3 lb bag.
 
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Supposedly
hardy and tolerant of shade, high salinity, and drought,
if left in an area it likes, bloodgrass will form
spreading colonies. One web site I visited had bloodgrass
classified as the seventh worst weed in the world! Apparently
not where I live, because mine died one sorry death,
and I've never seen a dandelion do that. Not even when
I think I've got the whole darn stem out of the ground.
Ah,
well. Perhaps another time, another place.
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