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| For a plant combination to work, the arrangement of the colors, shapes, sizes, and textures must add up to a complete and satisfying unit. As with all good design, it's a matter of blending similarities and differences in pleasing proportion to one another. It's all about enhancing your designs by making the most of contrast and harmony.
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| The pollination of tomato plants has been the subject of controversy by many a gardener over just as many years. You'd think that we could just ask those who have been growing their own food for decades (the "seasoned" gardeners) for the final answer.
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| Without a doubt, gardening on an exposed slope can be an absolute nightmare. It seems almost impossible to establish any plantings. Heavy rains flow like a river, carrying away any topsoil not held down by roots. In times of drought, the soil is bone-dry and inhospitable to desirable plants trying to make headway, while weeds seem to grow bigger and better. Tricky inclines are no match for these fast-growing, low-maintenance plants.
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