By Felder Rushing and Kelly Roberson
Great-looking landscapes don't have to be a lot of work. Pick the right plants and you can enjoy a practically carefree yard that's filled with color from spring to fall. We've pulled together a group of plants that are among the easiest to grow in the Mountain West. These perennials are old-fashioned favorites -- in fact, you may see them continuing to thrive in yards where no one's cared for them in years. Grow them so you can have the best-looking yard in your neighborhood.
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