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Posted by leapgirl 8bMS/Biloxi (My Page) on Fri, Aug 26, 11 at 19:27
| Any suggestions for deep shade plants? Need to fill in a narrow space about 8 feet long. |
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RE: Deep Shade Plants
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| Lirope or Mondo grass would work really well for a narrow space. Other plants that come to mind are ferns or cast irons plants. |
RE: Deep Shade Plants
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| I have spider/airplane plants in a shady area. I put them there to keep the dirt from washing off. They die back in the winter here and come back in the spring. |
RE: Deep Shade Plants
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RE: Deep Shade Plants
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| Cast iron plant is a traditional southern shade plant and as the name suggests very hard to kill. I find its a slow spreader so plant enough to fill in the area you want or looks nice grouped with flowering annuals between. |
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