Leaf
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I dont think I'll plant them today because I have to go sleep before heading to work but she dug up some bee balm(?), echinasia (don't have a clue how to spell it - eck-a-na-sha) and yucca starts.
Full sun or partial?
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pinksalamander
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I have no idea but its spelt Echinacea, i take it for colds. 
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naturestee
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I don't know about Yucca, it doesn't grow up here. But Bee Balm and Echinacea (daisy-like flowers) are full-sun plants. And great for attracting butterflies!
Edit: Although my mom has them in partial shade and they do ok, just not as good as in the full sun in my garden.
Edit: Although my mom has them in partial shade and they do ok, just not as good as in the full sun in my garden.
kirst3buns
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All of them are full sun plants. Bee balm is also called monarda and has medicinal uses as does echinacea. Both bee balm and echinacea will spread but I don't think Yucca will (at least not in Michigan).
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Leaf
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Thanks guys!
I planted everything today. There were 13 yuccas!
I wanted to wait until the fence was in place in my yard but I called the company this morning and they said they hadn't received my contract!! I sent it off on the 6th of this month so I'm pretty bummed.
I guess I'll have a copy made of my copy and I'll send it in again. :?
I planted everything today. There were 13 yuccas!
I wanted to wait until the fence was in place in my yard but I called the company this morning and they said they hadn't received my contract!! I sent it off on the 6th of this month so I'm pretty bummed.
I guess I'll have a copy made of my copy and I'll send it in again. :?
