New Custom Xeriscape Garden Landscape Designs!

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debbihenery May 21, 2014 at 7:05 am

I would like some native plants that grow in shade

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1. admin June 2, 2014 at 3:02 pm
  
  Debbie Hello,
  For full and utter shade your options are:
  Evergreen Sumac
  Inland Sea Oats
  Turks Caps
  American Beautyberry
  Majestic Sage
  Texas Betony
  Yarrow
  
  Non native/ “boring” plants:
  Japaneses Aralia
  Acuba
  Cast Iron Plant
  Purple Heart
  
  Thanks and good luck!
  Reed
  
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