Corydalis, Hellebores, Forget-me-nots, perennial begonia, Lilies of the
valley, Iris reticulata bulbs, Epimedium's, Trout lilies, ...........and
Coleus like the sun, not the shade....there are blooming bushes that like
the shade.........Viburnum tomentosa doublefile, Hydrangea's, Dogwoods
madgardener up on the ridge, back in fairy holler, overlooking English
Mountain in Eastern Tennessee zone 6b Sunset zone 36

"Stacia" wrote in message
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Hello! I'm new to the group but new to gardening, too. I live in NE
Kansas and the front of my house is super shady - a little sun in the
morning and evening but otherwise shadowed by the house. I'm planning on
putting a little edging and some decorative gravel in the spot, but would
like to put some blooming flowers in pots in the area too. A Google
search wasn't very helpful - what sorts of flowers grow in the shade?
I don't care much about color, just something I could put in some nice
pots and sit out in the bed.
Thanks for any help you can give!

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