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Comments on shade perennials
"Suja" wrote in message ... Pam wrote: Since the planting you describe is pretty much entirely herbaceous perennials, I'd consider adding something a little more evergreen to provide winter interest. Perhaps some Iris foetidissima, additional heucheras, an evergreen shade grass and some EG ferns and maybe a hellebore or two? Well, the plan was to add some broadleaf evergreen shrubs for winter interest. The problem is that I can't add anything to the list without dropping something (total of about 60 plants, so I really have to restrict myself some so this doesn't end up looking completely haphazard). Any suggestions for shade tolerant grasses? The only thing I could think of was carex (no liriope - I *hate* it), and its structure doesn't really appeal to me. Suja I grown variegated ribbon grass in an area such as you describe. I think it will grow ANYWHERE! |
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