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Sentence Examples
| When new leaves appear, divide dumps of asters, bellflowers, chrysanthemums, daylilies, sedums, Shasta daisies, and yarrow. |
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| Grasses, succulents, roadside wildflowers, and shallow-rooted sedums that grow on rocks are all recommended by landscape-architect Velazquez. |
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| There are numerous sedums, and some are spreaders while others are upright perennials. |
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| The City of Portland has found that sedums, hardy, durable plants that are native to the region, work best. |
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| When new leaves appear, divide asters, bellflowers, chrysanthemums, daylilies, sedums, Shasta daisies, and yarrow. |
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| You could use one large plant in the cauldron or perhaps a group of smaller plants, including sedums, which would tumble over the sides. |
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| Bergenias, sedums, persicaria and other low-growing plants link the two. |
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| It's not the intensely bright colour of summer lilies, irises, poppies and daylilies, but the deeper gem tones of ruby-rose sedums, amethyst ajuga and opalescent anemones. |
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| In the top of the wall, to soften the lines, Douglas has planted tough, low-growing alpines such as sedums, saxifrages and alpine pinks Dianthus alpinus. |
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| If you don't live where ferns thrive, you can adapt the idea, using other low growers such as sedums, succulents, rockery plants, or well-mannered ground covers. |
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| These will be the plants that divide easily, too: sedums, asters, phloxes, Shasta daisies, mums and coral bells. |
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| Sunflower heads, garden orache, sedums, verbenas, lemon balm, lamiums, rose hips, teasels and ornamental grasses can be woven in. |
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| For even more color at ground level, try the smaller sedums. |
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| This system can help you realise a green roof, but the separate plugs of sedums, perennials and grasses often create an uneven growth pattern and require a great deal of maintenance on the roof. |
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| Other recommended nectar plants include Caryopteris, Monarda, Joe Pye weed, asters, sedums, Echinacea, marigolds, lantana, verbenas and zinnia. |
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| Suitable specimens are heleniums, sedums, rudbeckias, echinaceas, solidagos and phlox. |
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| These are brought to life by the vivid blues of the nepetas, lavender, calamint and campanulas or the soft pinks of the dianthus, geraniums and sedums. |
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| Don't worry if they're cracked, you can use them for succulents, such as sedums and houseleeks. |
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| Many of the sedums we use in beds and borders have relatively large leaves and some are among the most decorative of border plants. |
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| Many of the sedums we use in beds and borders have relatively large leaves, and some are among the most decorative of border plants. |
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| Spruce up your doorstep or patio containers with water-wise succulents and trailing sedums. |
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| A number of hardy succulents such as adeniums, echinocactus, aloes, sedums, crassulas and yuccas may be conveniently used in rock gardens. |
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| Smaller clumps of sedums, Mentha requienii, and alpine bulbs border rocky areas. |
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| Roofs planted with low-maintenance sedums and succulents blossom, changing color with the seasons, providing a habitat for birds and, importantly, reflecting heat. |
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| Plants that will benefit from this include heleniums, sedums, rudbeckia, phlox and solidago. |
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| Martha Desbiens, a co-owner of VertNY, a landscape design firm specializing in roof gardens, used sedums in a green wall on a client's terrace, and they dried out over the winter while the irrigation system was off. |
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| The same can be said for many of the sedums, and although this is unquestionably their season, along the way they have provided support to plants that come and go. |
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| Don't feed sedums as too much growth will make them flop over. |
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| In beds and borders, the taller varieties such as Darwins look great planted with pulmonarias, heuchera and tiarella, hardy geraniums and ground-covering sedums and vincas. |
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| Good wildlife flowers include sedums, scabious, limnanthes, sunflowers, wallflowers, aubrieta, golden rod, Michaelmas daisies and other types of daisy. |
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| As for rock plants themselves, there are thousands of perennials and small shrubs to choose from, including a host of dianthus, saxifrages, sedums, and sempervivums. |
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| Certain sedums have tiny leaves in red, yellow, green or blue and, planted together, create a pleasantly kaleidoscopic effect in the succulent garden. |
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| Penstemons and Sedums, together with the Solidagos and Thalictrums reinforce the autumn colour. |
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| The plots, which resemble raised beds and were created two years ago, have various plant species including Sedums, Hare's-foot Clover and Common Birds-foot-trefoil. |
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Examples from Classical Literature
| Lift and divide overcrowded clumps of perennials, including campanulas, daylilies, hostas, peonies, sedums, and Shasta daisies. |
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