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Pennsylvania Gardening
jwillislaw_gw

Shady Dry location

13 years ago

This is small cutout in a shady and quite dry side of the house. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what would work here? Hardy Begonia? Climbing Hydrangea? Anything else? Its under the eaves so it gets very little rain.

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