West Virginia. Have an area that hasn’t been raked in probable two decades so it should be super fertile. What natives can handle full shade as shown ? Thanks all !

by SadSprings

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  1. A-Plant-Guy

    Shrubs:
    – Sambucus racemosa (red elderberry)
    – witch hazel
    – oak leaf hydrangea
    – mountain laurel

    Perennials:
    – Virginia bluebells
    – twinleaf
    – various cohosh
    – baneberry
    – various ferns

  2. TheCompleteMental

    Have you searched using easyscape? I dont think it’s comprehensive but I’ve been using it a ton to plan my landscaping.

  3. Unfair_Life7

    Is it full shade throughout the whole day or is there somewhat a time in day when there might be light?

  4. Unfair_Life7

    I’d keep that in mind, just in case there is sunlight at some point!

  5. mrsristretto

    Hostas, bleeding hearts, ferns, coral bells … all kinds of shade lovin plants!!

  6. I’m in Zone 5b and I’ve put hostas in a shittier location with crap soil & they are doing ok with minimal intervention past the initial few weeks, in your location they’d probably do really well.

  7. Strict-Record-7796

    Maple leaf viburnum, white wood aster, foam flower would be a nice combination

  8. mrsristretto

    Deleted cus I apparently can’t comment in the right spotted days.

  9. My shade area has ebony spleenwort , wild ginger, heartleaf foamflower, wild blue phlox, bloodroot and other things. Virginia bluebells too, but those go dormant so they disappear for much of the year.

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