I love the beach and I was wondering what plants I could use to give my garden and platers that beachy feel. Can anyone help?
I love the beach too, and the one thing you see more than anything there is pampas grass. Find out if this will grow for you, and if not, then get smaller ornamental grasses to add to your landscape. You can also add potted palms (bring indoors in winter), ornamental evergreens, and beach pebbles. In planters you can use spikes and they will actually grow tall and palm looking if you bring them in over the winter.
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I love the beach too, and the one thing you see more than anything there is pampas grass. Find out if this will grow for you, and if not, then get smaller ornamental grasses to add to your landscape. You can also add potted palms (bring indoors in winter), ornamental evergreens, and beach pebbles. In planters you can use spikes and they will actually grow tall and palm looking if you bring them in over the winter.
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palm trees, sea grapes, elephant ears (not sure of the real name)
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Plant hydrangeas and pampas grass, or other tall grasses. Mulch with white and beige pebbles/small stones. Lilacs add a cottage-y feel, but I’m not sure that they are beach cottage-y.
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