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Thu, Oct 18, 07 at 15:26
| I have 2 yellow-green variegated euonymus shrubs in a small island bed that I want to renovate. South-west exposure, sun almost all day except for middle morning / late afternoon (shaded by house and tall privet hedge respectively).
I plan a backdrop of green miscanthus (Gigantea or similar, definitely not variegated). What else should look good with these? I need something between the two shrubs and maybe in he foreground? I would say hostas would look good, but they will be burned by all that sun, won't they? |
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| Would Liriope work? Not as tall as hostas, but tolerates the sun better in my climate. |
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| Have you tried platycodon, gaillardia, Redbor kale, red calaloo? |
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