Fast-Spreading Native Plants That Will Quickly Fill Out Your Landscape 🌿
🌿 Native Plants That Spread Quickly and Easily! 🌿
Welcome to our latest video where we dive into the world of native plants that can transform your landscape effortlessly! In this video, we highlight some incredible native plants that spread quickly and require minimal human intervention. These plants are perfect for filling out large spaces, making them an ideal choice for budget-friendly landscaping.
We'll cover:
🌱 The best native plants for rapid spread
🌱 How these plants benefit your garden ecosystem
🌱 Tips for planting and maintaining these low-maintenance beauties
Whether you're looking to cover a bare patch of land or create a lush, thriving garden with minimal effort, these native plants are the perfect solution. They not only enhance the beauty of your outdoor space but also support local wildlife and promote biodiversity.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Landscaping on a Budget
01:25 Sand Coreopsis
04:18 Common Yarrow
07:24 Spiderwort
10:21 Bush Honeysuckle
12:06 Honorable Mentions
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@BrightLaneGardens
Ай бұрын
thank you for watching!
all beautiful options, I'm definitely gonna have to get some plants to put in certain areas of the yard because it's so bland and dead looking... Thank you for the detailed information, always helping us make the right choices! Have a good weekend ❤
@BrightLaneGardens
Ай бұрын
Thank you for watching! I hope you find the right ones to fill in your space :)
Love the Spiderwort suggestion. I have a 100' long strip of crepe myrtles that shade out everything. I'm thinking Virginia Spiderwort would be good. Now it's just a matter of finding them for sale!
@BrightLaneGardens
Ай бұрын
That's always the hard part, we know the plants we want but it's so hard to find them!! That's what inspired us to start the native plant nursery up here in Northern Michigan, give our locals the chance to find the native plants they love.