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MARY'S NEWSLETTERS! 2003 Fall Newsletter here! CATALOG Available In Print |
![]() We have heard from many people who have problems finding perennials, other than Ivy, Hosta, and Ferns, that will tolerate shade. The following is a partial listing of perennials and shrubs which will not only thrive in the shade, but some will have lovely bloom. They need not be restricted to being grown in the shade, some of these varieties also do very well in the sun, if watered when dry. Perennials: Aconite, Alchemilla, Allium, Amsonia, Astilbe, Anemone, Aquilegia, Baptisia, Betony, Brunneria Macrophylla, Dicentra, Hesperus, Fillependula Hexapetala Vulgaris, Lamium, Lillium, Macleaya (Bocconia), Malva, Matricaria, Monarda, Physostegia, Polemonium, Pulmonaria, Rudebeckia 'Goldstrum', Thalictrum, Trollius, Centaurea Montana, Helenium, Eupatorium Shrubs: Amelancheir, Aronia, Chamaecyparis, Diervilla, Euonymus, Fothergillia, Many Viburnums, Hydrangea, Rhamnus, Spirea, Albiflora, Spirea, Bumalda, Vitex, Microbiata Decussata, Stephanandra, Hydrangea Quercifolia & others Vines: Ampelopsis Brev. Var., Clematis Paniculata, Hydrangea Petiolaris, Lonicera Aurea Reticulata Understory Trees: Chionanthus, Euonymus Atropurpureus & Am., Halesia, Carolina Silverbell, Hamamelis (Witch Hazel), Styrax Jap. |
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