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alice@fearofdolls.com
16-08-2006, 04:21 AM
We have a front yard (Tacoma Washington) with a space where there were
once plants for years (now dead) and I'd like to plant something new,
but the area in question is both often in the shade of a pine tree, as
well covered by pine needles. What kind of plants (perrenials/shrubs)
would grow here?
Elaine
16-08-2006, 05:23 AM
Hi Alice. I have hostas, archangel (sp?) ground cover and a nikko blue
Hydrangea under my pine. Oh almost forgot, a Clematis 'Nelly Moser'
growing up through the hydrangea. All are quite happy so far. Been about 3
yrs now and dappled sun/shade area.
Elaine in Ga
Zone 7b
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> We have a front yard (Tacoma Washington) with a space where there were
> once plants for years (now dead) and I'd like to plant something new,
> but the area in question is both often in the shade of a pine tree, as
> well covered by pine needles. What kind of plants (perrenials/shrubs)
> would grow here?
>
sherwindu
16-08-2006, 07:47 AM
Just be careful about currants and gooseberries. Some varieties interact with
the White Pines and result in White Pine Blister Rust.
Sherwin D.
wrote:
> We have a front yard (Tacoma Washington) with a space where there were
> once plants for years (now dead) and I'd like to plant something new,
> but the area in question is both often in the shade of a pine tree, as
> well covered by pine needles. What kind of plants (perrenials/shrubs)
> would grow here?
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