Water Conservation Garden plant list - Utilities Kingston
Water Conservation Garden plant list - Utilities Kingston
Water Conservation Garden plant list - Utilities Kingston
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Plant or Feature Prefers * Features Characteristics Zone Care instructions Image<br />
Red Branches Birds like berries 8,18,33<br />
Variagated leaves<br />
Native<br />
likes consistent moisture<br />
Partial Sun Winter interest Understory trees<br />
Dogwood Elegantisima<br />
Well drained moist<br />
soil<br />
not drought tolerant, do not let<br />
it dry out<br />
prune back dead branches or to<br />
promote on central trunk.<br />
Green to purple foliage Travelling Rhizomes 17,18<br />
ridged teardrop leaves shallow rooted Creeps over the top of ground<br />
Partial Sun low growing 3-4" Spring Interest<br />
can help direct off shoots to where<br />
growth is desired<br />
Ajuga (burgundy bugleweed)<br />
Well drained moist<br />
soil<br />
blue flowers in mid spring ground cover Can be invasive<br />
delicate bunchy leaves woodland <strong>plant</strong> 10<br />
Bright Shade Yellow hanging flowers Self seeds deadhead to promote new blooms<br />
Corydalis<br />
Well drained moist<br />
soil<br />
blooms all summer<br />
Shade Loving<br />
Lemonthyme Sun Herb ground cover 17,27<br />
Thyme is most fragrant and flavorful<br />
when grown in dry, lean soil. Too<br />
much moisture will rot the <strong>plant</strong>s.<br />
Well drained moist<br />
soil