Sure-fire flowers for shady spots

Article Abstract:

Many plants will grow well in the shade. Creeping phlox, wild blue phlox, fringed bleeding heart, Virginia bluebells, and others are all good candidates for a shade garden. A chart of 21 such plants details the characteristics of each, and tips for growing are given. A source list is also provided.

Varieties, Flowers

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Wild flowers

Article Abstract:

Native American wildflowers can be grown easily. Gardeners should look to a local natural area to see which varieties are growing and check to make certain that the plants are not invasive. A list of companion grasses is included.

Growth, Wild flowers

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Perennial creativity

Article Abstract:

Perennials have many uses in a garden landscape. They can fill in spaces between new shrubs, add foliage to annuals, give spring bulbs a layered look, soften a rose garden and line a garden path or walk.

Usage, Perennials, Perennial plants

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