what kind of ground cover can I use under trees in southern n.h.
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Hi June
Moved your question here; more in keeping with the topic...
Boy, so many good ones but one I think of as a real native to your area and a great wildlife plant is partridgeberry (Mitchella repens). Grows in those areas naturally so it should be a winner for you. Look at our native ginger (Asarum canandense) and our native pachysandra (Pachysandra procumbens) as other good alternatives...
Scott
Moved your question here; more in keeping with the topic...
Boy, so many good ones but one I think of as a real native to your area and a great wildlife plant is partridgeberry (Mitchella repens). Grows in those areas naturally so it should be a winner for you. Look at our native ginger (Asarum canandense) and our native pachysandra (Pachysandra procumbens) as other good alternatives...
Scott