My shady corner

18 years ago

I actually have alot of shade to deal with. This is the back corner of my yard. It gets some morning sun and then is in shade most of the day. It's my favorite spot.

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nana8
18 years ago
I can see why it is your favorite spot. It would be mine also, along with a lawn chair and a glass of wine for the evening. Thanks for sharing....
sprout_wi
18 years ago
Gorgeous !! What is the name of the light colored hosta?
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nonews
18 years ago
Beautiful. I love your fence. Is it one board on this side and then one on the outside? Very nice. Much more interesting that the typical fence. Oh, yes, the plants are great. Nancy
d_giffin
18 years ago
How did you post the picture?
tami58
18 years ago
This is just beautiful! It looks so lush & almost tropical. I hope my shade garden looks this good in a few years. (I just planted it this spring.)I would be spending lots of time here if this were in my yard.
LindaMA
18 years ago
It's lovely, you did a fantastic job with this area!

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