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Chapter 2: Rain Gardening and Stormwater Management [pdf] (see pages 23–31) Chapter 4: Landscaping with Native Plants [pdf] (see pages 24–34) which includes plants for: Native Groundcovers (see pages 25–26) Clay Soil Conditions Screening and Hedges Limestone Soils (pH 7.5 or higher) Acidic Soils (pH 5.5 or lower) Full Shade/Rich, Moist Soil Part Shade/Dry Soil Well-drained Dry or Rocky Soil in Sun Deer Resistant Native Plants Seeding Guide Resources
Plant list for small spaces and more formal/traditional designs [pdf] Plant list for larger areas and more informal designs [pdf]
Plant list for moist to average soils [pdf] Plant list for average to dry soils [pdf]
Shaw Nature Reserve Native Landscaping Manual:
From the University of Missouri Extension:
From Missouri Botanical Garden's William T. Kemper Center for Home Gardening:
From Pizzo & Associates, Ltd.:
From Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District:
GeoJute and other erosion blankets, both biodegradable and permanent are available from:
ASP Enterprises www.aspent.com 1099 Cassens Industrial Ct. Fenton, MO 63026 Phone: (800) 869-9600 Eco Constructors www.eco-constructors.com Phone: (636) 561-3158 Hummerts International www.hummert.com 4500 Earth City Expressway Earth City, MO 63045 Phone: (800) 325-3055
Straw wattles and compost sock check dams are available from:
ASP Enterprises www.aspent.com 1099 Cassens Industrial Ct. Fenton, MO 63026 Phone: (800) 869-9600 Eco Constructors www.eco-constructors.com Phone: (636) 561-3158
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