Creepy Gardens
Tips for creating a spooky garden.
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Figure HTrick or treat
Not everything outdoors has to be creepy. Go with a more fun-loving perspective in your Halloween celebration. Try pansy 'Trick or Treat Mixture Improved' (annual), Gladiolus dalenii 'Halloweenie' (USDA Zones 7 to 9) and candy corn cuphea (Cuphea micropetala, USDA Zones 8 to 10) (figure H).
Year-round creepy garden
Want a "creepy" garden all year long? Try these other options that look their best at other times of the year:
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