Type
of plants
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Sensitive to Juglone
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Tolerant of Juglone
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Vegetables
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asparagus, cabbage, eggplant, pepper, potato, rhubarb, tomato
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beans, beet, carrot, corn, melon, onion, parsnip, squash
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Flowers
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autumn crocus, chrysanthemum, forget-me-not, petunia, peonies
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aster, astilbe, bee balm, begonia, black-eyed Susan, bluebell,
calendula, crocus, daylily, ferns, grape hyacinth, some hosta varieties,
hollyhock, impatiens, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Jacob’s ladder, marigold, morning
glory, pansy, phlox, Siberian iris, squill, sweet woodruff, trillium, zinnia
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Trees
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alder, apple and crabapple, basswood, pine, spruce, silver
maple, white birch
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black locust, catalpa, Eastern redbud, hackberry, Canadian
hemlock, hickory, most maples, oaks, pagoda dogwood, poplar, red cedar
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Shrubs and Vines
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azalea, blackberry (and most berries other than black
raspberry), cotoneaster, hydrangea, lilac, mountain laurel, potentilla,
privet, rhododendron, yew
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arborvitae, bittersweet, black raspberry, clematis, currant,
forsythia, euonymus, greenbrier, most honeysuckle, pachysandra,
rose-of-Sharon, sumac, most viburnum, Virginia creeper, wild grape, wild
rose, willow, witch hazel
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Field Crops and Grasses
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alfalfa, tobacco
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fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, orchard grass, soybean, timothy,
wheat, white clover
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A bit of gardening, a bit of memories, and a bit of life. I started an on-line garden journal for myself, but I hope it also gives something to others who read it. Thank you for all your kind encouragement.
Friday, May 24, 2013
What to plant (or not) by a black walnut tree
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