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At our church, we have an area along side of the building.
A couple of us ladies would like to plant flower maybe a few small shrubs. The problem is the area is filled with lots of gravel, grass and weeds from the parking lot we had b4 we black topped it. Hubby was going to till it, but there is no way,
I was wondering if I sprayed the grass and weeds with killer and we hauled in dirt (The length of church and 5" deep) to fill the area in question, what type of perennials or self sowing annuals and shrubs, could we plant that the gravel underneath would not hinder them from growing.
Sorry I don't have a picture.
Connie
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