Landscaping Tip of the Day II
Citizen Grim recommends the following plants for all of your shade/sun requirements: Shade: Pieris: (I know they have some at Lowe's right now. They stay green all winter, and have lots of little flowers all over in the spring) Bleeding Heart: (they bloom around June, then die off. Gets its name from shape of the flowers) Ferns (need to stay wet, and out of the wind, but otherwise should be fairly easy to grow) Hostas: (low and leafy, generally like the same environment as ferns) Part shade: Climbing Hydrangea: (a flowering vine that can get pretty large, and comes back every year, looks good on fences or trellises) Daylilies: (they grow along the sides of roads everywhere, and bloom in the summer) Japanese maple: (these don't get very big, and they look pretty cool. The prices reflects this, though) Azaleas: (I think you picked up some of these from wal-mart, they don't like extreme heat or cold, but they get covered with flowers) Sun: Euonymous (I think this ...