If you're looking for good plants to fill gaps in your flower beds, consider the likes of alchemilla mollis, lavender, sedums, geraniums, and calibrachoa an excellent starting point.

All of these make perfect filler plants around garden beds that get adequate amounts of water on a regular basis. Of course, the flowers will attract pollinators to your yard, ...

Applying control-joint filler demands balancing hardness to transfer loads, flexibility to move with the slabs and application timing to minimize tearing. A control joint (or contraction joint) is ...

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In non-saw cut joints, such as thru-slab construction or “cold” joints, or saw cut joints deeper than 2 in., ACI recommends installing the filler to a minimum depth of 2 in.

Q: I could use some filler plants to make my porch look more lush. I know there’s caladium and a handful of annual flowers (fuchsia, torenia, impatiens) that can be used, but is there anything ...

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