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ashling

(25,771 posts) Mon Dec 24, 2012, 06:30 AM Dec 2012

When choosing foundation plantings always consider the full size of your choice

for instance, When you plant a labrador sapling, make sure your planter can accommodate a full sized lab.

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When choosing foundation plantings always consider the full size of your choice (Original Post) ashling Dec 2012 OP

Excellent point. In_The_Wind Dec 2012 #1

The Labradorus sheddus or the common 'Who's a good doggy?' is an invasive species sarge43 Dec 2012 #2

DUH! pinboy3niner Dec 2012 #3

In_The_Wind

(72,300 posts)

1. Excellent point.

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 06:36 AM

Dec 2012

Planning ahead is very important. [img][/img]

sarge43

(28,942 posts)

2. The Labradorus sheddus or the common 'Who's a good doggy?' is an invasive species

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 06:56 AM

Dec 2012

It can take over laps, couches, pickup trucks, any body of water and the entire region of the northeast US.

pinboy3niner

(53,339 posts)

3. DUH!

Reply to ashling (Original post)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 07:34 AM

Dec 2012

That's obviously a wiener dog planter. They are very versatile and easy to grow. If your garden store doesn't have them, you can order stock from online stores and have them shipped to you.

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