What crops to plant to hide my "plants"

[Mississippi Steve]

I've tried each of the cover plants you mentioned.

I haven't tried it, but I think bamboo might have some potential. That is, of course, if you can control the spread of the bamboo.

Happy Gardening :hippy:

I was going to suggest bamboo also... its very prolific in the south, grows pretty tall and dense... but the hard part is controlling the spread of the stuff. Its kind of like kudzu....its sounded like a good idea at the time, but quickly got out of hand. If you already have the bamboo, then thats a no brainer... use it for cover.

Mississippi Steve Reviewed by Mississippi Steve on 12-18-2007. What crops to plant to hide my "plants" If a farmer in the south wanted to incorporate some medicinal plants into his legal crop, what would be some good crops for that? Talking less than an acre of land. People always think corn is the best, but they are two different shades of green and look out of place if seen from the air. Also if you don't have an early flowering strain, it won't be ready before the corn is. I'm thinking sunflowers might be a good one, but this person would like some other ideas. Maybe instead of having rows Rating: 5