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moroccan mound care

moroccan mound care

In mild climates, they can be grown outside and are very low maintenance. They enjoy full to partial sun. Growing Moroccan mound takes little effort as long as the soil is well-draining; they are not picky about the soil they grow in and require little water or feeding. The plant will rapidly mound, branch and spread.

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