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Topic Other Boards / Foo / Perennial plants safe for dogs...and not too hard work :-)
- By Noora Date 01.09.13 16:39 UTC
I'm looking to prettify the garden and am looking for ideas of perennial plants that are safe for our dogs too.
Would be good if they were quite hardy as dogs might walk over/lay on etc :-) :-).
Big part of garden is sunny most of the day.
But we do have a shady part too.
- By Bellamia [it] Date 01.09.13 17:01 UTC Edited 01.09.13 17:04 UTC
This is nice link for having a dog friendly garden...
http://gardeninganddogs.com/
   I've got rid of my lawns and layed a lot of pink flags in mine,as we are in a hot climate and the grass just fried. Around the borders I've put raised beds and planted climbers  such as jasmine,climbing roses,wisteria and an ornamental apple over the pergola.
in the beds them selves I have many bushes which withstand the two big dogs I have...lavender,roses,spiraea,tree peony ,weilegia, hibiscus,and so on...
In between the bushes I've sown lots of flowers such as zinnia,and other perennial daises ....it's worked really well.The only thing this year is my new pup started to rip out my new jasmine hedge,so I've protected it with a plastic screen till it is established. he's just started to leave the plants alone ,with a leave it command so I'm hoping to add  more to the flowers next year.
http://gardeninganddogs.com/gardening/recommended-plants/recommended-plants-perennials/
- By Noora Date 05.09.13 21:44 UTC
Thank you, that is an excellent link :-)
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