No Experience whatsoever

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• Subject: No Experience whatsoever
• From: "* D* a* B* <p*@sover.net>
• Date: Sat, 26 Apr 1997 08:05:07 -0400
• References: <199704260224.WAA17229@ruacad.runet.edu>

Hello All,
I am new to this list, and new to ornamental gardening as well. 
Although I am learning fast!  Last Fall, I planted my first bulbs, and
some are actully coming up and blooming now!  
I want to start planting perennial flowers this spring, and have already
prepared two new beds. (Turned soil, added compost)  
Now the hard part.  Deciding what to plant, and where.  One Bed is in
total sunlight, the other will only get sun in the mornings, and total
shade the rest of the day.  
The garden centers, books all seem to have conflicting info about
amounts of sunlight, and zone hardiness.  

Any Suggestions?


Patti in the hills of Vermont
USDA Zone 3
Sunset Zone 44
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