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Sat, May 26, 07 at 18:40
| I have a huge cedar tree with the crown starting approx 20 ft high. Most of the day it's base is in the shade, but @ 3 pm it's in very direct hot sun for a couple of hours. I have a mulched area below it and would like to plant something flowering around the base of it.
Can anyone suggest cedar tolerant perennial flowering plants that would flourish there? Thnx! |
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| Pulmonaria, Heuchera, Hosta, and Daylilies can all handle shade and attract hummingbirds. Hope this helps. |
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