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Shady_Plants_Purchased
Flower
Name
Sunlight
Soil Type
Toxic to dogs?
Type
Location
Notes
Links
Campanula Garganica (Dickson’s Gold)
full sun
partial shade
average
moist
Unknown
Low
Shed side
Stonecrop; sedum sunsparkler; firecracker
full sun
partial shade
dry
No
Groundcover
Tree corner
Foxtail fern
partial shade
moist
Yes
High
Shed side
bush violet
full sun
partial shade
moist
No
Low
Micah’s room
violet
full sun
partial shade
moist
No
Low
Micah’s room
Heuchera (Coral Bells)
full sun
partial shade
moist
No
High
Tree corner
Green creeping moneywort (Creeping Jenny)
full sun
partial shade
moist
No
Groundcover
Front gate corner
Polka dot plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya)
partial shade
moist
No
Low
Tree corner
annual or short-lived perennial
Coleus (plectranthus scutellariodes)
shade
partial shade
moist
Yes
Low
Shed side
annual or short-lived perennial; "Water when soil becomes dry, keep moist but not wet.”
Leptinella gruveri (miniature brass buttons)
partial shade
shade
moist
regular moisture, not dry
No
Groundcover
Tree corner
Mojito mint
dappled light
regular moisture, not dry
Caution
Edible
Front stairway landing
Cosmos bipinnatus “Sonata white”
full sun
partial shade
dappled light
well drained
No
High
Tree corner
thyme
full sun
partial shade
well drained
No
Edible
Front stairway landing
Emerald Gaiety
full sun
partial shade
well drained
Yes
Groundcover
Shed side
Calibrachoa hybrid
full sun
dappled light
well drained
No
Low
Tree corner
“Calibrachoa do not like to have constantly damp soil. They will do well in the ground only with good drainage. For most gardeners containers are the best use for Calibrachoa.”
Boxwood
partial shade
dappled light
well drained
Yes
High
Shed side
Hydrangea
full sun
partial shade
well drained
moist
Yes
High
Shed side
Irish moss
full sun
partial shade
well drained
moist
No
Groundcover
Foot of front stairs
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