2026-01-05 – Weekly Landscaping News : Native swap for liriope tips

Last week, our forum buzzed with practical discussions and shared expertise. Members focused on the importance of sustainable landscaping practices and debated the best plants for various climates and conditions. We also saw a lively exchange of ideas on creative garden designs that adapt to limited spaces, reflecting a growing interest in maximizing smaller areas.


This Week’s Hot Topics

Help shape our spring CEU lineup
This thread invites members to contribute their thoughts on the upcoming Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for spring. It’s a chance to influence the educational offerings in our industry, ensuring they meet our community’s needs.
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Native swap for liriope in dry shade
A practical discussion about swapping liriope for native plants in dry, shady areas. This conversation is valuable for those looking to create more sustainable landscapes while maintaining aesthetic appeal.
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Looking forward to another week of insightful exchanges. Keep sharing your expertise and learning from each other.

Swapped liriope for Carex pensylvanica — great in tight shade; shear once late winter: wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=CAPE27. If soggy, try Juncus.

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