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Looking to plant a few shady, dry beds around my house (thegarden.land)
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We have planting beds around our house that get very little sunlight and are quite dry. Right now Jack Frost Brunnera seems to thrive there. What plants have you all had success with in these types of situations in zone 6A.

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[–] admin@thegarden.land 2 points 2 years ago

Hostas would be good. I have a lot of native plants that I picked from the forest around me for my dry shade and they do great. Sword fern, oxalis, bleeding heart. But I’m done 8a probably far away from you