Any ideas would be most welcome. It can be bushes, flowers or ground cover. We have not decided what to put in here yet. We moved here last year and there was not much growing in the shady area.

Thanks for your help.

Talk to you later.

-- Bob in WI (bjwick@hotmail.com), May 14, 2002

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Why the double post Bob? Have the lucinet goblins been sending your posts into oblivion again?

Little Bit Farm

-- Little Bit farm (Bittlelitfarm@aol.com), May 15, 2002.

Sorry little bit, senior moment.

I came back to the site and did not see my post at the top of the list so I went back and posted again. I forgot that your board goes chronologically, not reverse chronological, like most of the others.

Feel free to delete the 2nd post.

Talk to you later.

-- Bob in WI (bjwick@hotmail.com), May 15, 2002.

i recommend hostas there are several hundred varieties hydrangeas camellias.there are also some azaleas always like alittle shade. there is new variety of gardenia called a trailling gardenia it will take full shade otherwise it will get scorched!!!!impatiens is an annual with lots of colors you can brighten any shadey spot with.there are also some shade loving perennials like foxglove and bleeding heart.thats all i have today maybe ill be back with some more suggestions.

-- mary-helen landon (mary1974@coastalnet.com), July 07, 2002.