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#47489 April 29th, 2006 at 05:49 AM
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Have any of you ever planted periwinkle? I have a nasty drainage hill outside the new place its ugly and not going to be easy to disguise as its not much more then huge rocks. Today I planted some periwinkle plants what I did was make holes as deep as I could placed the periwinkle in and them encircled it with rocks and then added more dirt. My hope is that the periwinkle will eventually cover the rocks yet withstand the water drainage that occurs in heavy rain. I have also thrown some morning glory seeds the type that grow more bushy then viney around the area hopeing they will grow on the outside that doesnt receive the drainage yet is still ugly from the rocks.

Issue number 2 I have started some seeds for 4 o' clocks..........where have you all had success with these at. They are new to me. I have had such success with the seedlings though.

#47490 April 29th, 2006 at 03:17 PM
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I have seen the periwinkle and it did take over a area that you are discribing.. sounds like it will be fine..#2 no clue..

#47491 April 29th, 2006 at 11:48 PM
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I've used periwinkle and it does grow quite well but nothing grows as good or spreads as fast as Goutweed. Be careful though it's a very invasive plant.

#47492 April 30th, 2006 at 02:01 PM
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you could try vinca - especially if the area is very sunny.

i had 4 o'clocks once - in the spot where i ended up putting the vinca. sunny from about noon on. they did very well there!! got some surprise plants the following year due to some that selfseeded, too!!


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