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Fri, May 18, 12 at 14:15
| Here's a picture of a corner of my house:
The area is cover in drappled shade all day. In fact, I never see even weeds grow there, but the bushes seems to do OK so it can't be too bad. What should I grow there? I was thinking of cimcimifuga, but are there better plants for that spot. I am thinking it should be tall enough that I can see it out the window. Paul |
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| We have a forsythia that does quite well in a shady area beside the house. It blooms later in the season than the others since it is in shade. |
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| You could plant asiatic or oriental lilies. They tolerate a good deal of shade. |
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