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In the Garden: Perfect place for white wood aster (opens the original)
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David Hobson is a Waterloo-based writer and a freelance contributor for the Record. Email garden@gto.net. Planting the right plant in the right place is wise advice, and I try to follow it. But sometimes I donât, which is why I move plants around. Itâs usually because the plant grew poorly, outgrew a designated place, or when my imagined image of a perfect juxtaposition of colour and form failed to materialize. Sometimes itâs because the conditions didnât contribute to healthy growth. I
In the Garden: Perfect place for white wood aster (opens the original)
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David Hobson is a Waterloo-based writer and a freelance contributor for the Record. Email garden@gto.net. Planting the right plant in the right place is wise advice, and I try to follow it. But sometimes I donât, which is why I move plants around. Itâs usually because the plant grew poorly, outgrew a designated place, or when my imagined image of a perfect juxtaposition of colour and form failed to materialize. Sometimes itâs because the conditions didnât contribute to healthy growth. I
In the Garden: Perfect place for white wood aster (opens the original)
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David Hobson is a Waterloo-based writer and a freelance contributor for the Record. Email garden@gto.net. Planting the right plant in the right place is wise advice, and I try to follow it. But sometimes I donât, which is why I move plants around. Itâs usually because the plant grew poorly, outgrew a designated place, or when my imagined image of a perfect juxtaposition of colour and form failed to materialize. Sometimes itâs because the conditions didnât contribute to healthy growth. I
In the Garden: Perfect place for white wood aster (opens the original)
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David Hobson is a Waterloo-based writer and a freelance contributor for the Record. Email garden@gto.net. Planting the right plant in the right place is wise advice, and I try to follow it. But sometimes I donât, which is why I move plants around. Itâs usually because the plant grew poorly, outgrew a designated place, or when my imagined image of a perfect juxtaposition of colour and form failed to materialize. Sometimes itâs because the conditions didnât contribute to healthy growth. I
It's time to unfriend Lily and Jenny (opens the original)
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David Hobson is a Waterloo-based writer and a freelance contributor for the Record. Email:Â garden@gto.net. Many non-native plants that have escaped gardens have become invasive species in the greater environment. These plants travel by way of seeds carried by wildlife or from the aimless disposal of garden waste near natural areas. There is a list of plants that fall under the Ontario Invasive Species Act, which also includes fish and other wildlife. For instance, phragmites is taking over wetl
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