Re: Period plantings for 1920's

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Posted by Newt on August 21, 2002 at 15:16:46:

In Reply to: Period plantings for 1920's posted by Flash on August 18, 2002 at 13:53:59:

: Starting a landscape project for a city lot 170x130 on a corner. 1928 Tudor style home. I looking for information regarding period plantings. Lilacs, peonies, hostas, mock orange, tobacco plant are a few things already here. Any input greatly appreciated or resorce information. Thanks!!! Grow Green!!!

I would suggest doing a search at www.google.com and put in quotes with a plus sign like this: "heirloom plants" + "design" or just search with "heirloom plants". You could also get books from the library about old world style gardens and heirloom plants and design.

Here's a site you might find interesting and helpful.
Good luck,
Newt

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: : Starting a landscape project for a city lot 170x130 on a corner.  1928 Tudor style home.  I looking for information regarding period plantings.  Lilacs, peonies, hostas, mock orange, tobacco plant are a few things already here.  Any input greatly appreciated or resorce information.  Thanks!!! Grow Green!!!

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: I would suggest doing a search at www.google.com and put in quotes with a plus sign like this:  "heirloom plants" + "design" or just search with "heirloom plants".  You could also get books from the library about old world style gardens and heirloom plants and design.  

: Here's a site you might find interesting and helpful.
: Good luck,
: Newt



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