Posted May 3, 2006, 6:35 AM
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Yah I guess I can see the argument for the allergies point of view. But I suffer from pretty bad seasonal allergies and I'd much prefer shade and sneezing, then no shade and no sneezing. But thats just me.
I know nothing about plants, but we need to find a plant that 1.uses little water, 2. provides a lot of shade, 3. is allergy friendly.
Sounds like a tough assignment though, Id be happy if #1 and 2 were doable though.
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