Re: Dry shade perennials/shrubs
Susan,
I don't know what zone you are in but - how about Geraniums- phaeum cultivars (there is a variegated one), macrorrhizum cultivars. Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae (Mrs. Robb's bonnet). Lamium 'Herman's Pride". Bergenia. Spring bulbs.
Iris foetidissima.
"Saxton, Susan" wrote:
> Any suggestions? I have a difficult area under a mature ornamental plum. I
> have been successful with many, many plants in this location, but still have
> "bare spots" in this large bed that I'd like to fill. It does get
> supplemental water, but the tree leafs out in March through Oct. This area
> would get early morning sun and late afternoon sun only. The tree is limbed
> up and thinned out well, it is not dense, dark shade. The problem is more
> the dry soil. TIA.
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