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Posted: Apr/28/2007 8:53 AM PST
It grows there, too. Some is lavender colored and some is white. I'm wondering if the light has to do with the washed out color. |
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Posted: Sep/04/2007 5:51 AM PST
Two plants that do very well in the complate shade in my woodland garden: Allium ursinum (Wood Garlic) And this pretty evergreen bush (I don't know what's it's name) Attachments:   |
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Posted: Jun/13/2008 5:41 AM PST
There are alot of shade plants that i can think of, foxgloves, sutera, katjiepiering, creeping jenny, lobelias, mondo grass. good luck 
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Posted: Jun/18/2008 11:56 AM PST
I had full shade under 5 large walnuts for 10 years. I grew sweet violets, sweet woodruff, Jack in the pulpit, wild geranium, hostas, daylily the roadside kind, foamflower, wild sweet william and ferns. I did add compost in the spring. I loved the walnuts we don't have any here where we moved. |
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Posted: Oct/05/2008 7:55 PM PST
Would it be alright to run the mower over the walnut leaves to mulch them and then leave it lying on the ground? No grass grows there anyway. Alice |
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