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all require little water. You m
ight want to reconsider planting directly along the seawall because of the maintenance involved. Instead, plant 5-7 feet back from the edgeAdditional Resources
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What are some shrubs that will survive along a seawall which gets some salt water?
Adam's-needle, Marlberry, Natal plum and Yaupon holly are all plants with possibilities. Once established, these all require little water. You might want to reconsider planting directly along the seawall because of the maintenance involved. Instead, plant 5-7 feet back from the edge
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all require little water. You might want to reconsider planting directly along the seawall because of the maintenance involved. Instead, plant 5-7 feet back from the edgeAdditional Resources
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