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Greetings Goons, Any gardening advice for the following situation is appreciated. There's a lot of lawn in front of my house. However, petroleum pipelines run under most of it, so I can't plant anything higher than 4 feet in that region. In addition to this, the lawn along the pipeline is in a long row clear of trees running mainly east and west, so there is a lot of sunlight and it gets a lot of sunlight. I live in the Atlanta metro area, so it gets very hot over the summer. I've tried planting grape vines along the edge of the pipeline, but after 3 days of being unable to water them due to travel, they died. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for good native plants that can thrive in this type of environment with minimal watering (biweekly or so) in a hot summer with lots of sunlight and don't grow over 4 feet tall. I've heard red clover and purple pixies as possible suggestions. Any others are appreciated.
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Thanks for all the suggestions! Weed is out since it's (stupidly) illegal here. Blackberries, watermelons and hostas look like excellent candidates.
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