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Looking for a good part sun shrub

carolina_planter

13 years ago

I have a site on the east side of my white house that could use some color. It gets sun from sunrise to about 12:30-1:00 (But here in S.C. that is plenty of time to burn most plants recomended for part sun because by that time it can get into the 90's)So a full sun plant that will continue to flower even with late afternoon shade would be good. I have rich in organic matter clay soil. Any ideas?

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spazzycat_1
13 years ago
An oakleaf hydrangea would love that exposure.
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