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Gardening in Shade
mulchwoman

Hyacinths for partial shade/filtered sun

21 years ago

Hello

I am new to this forum and I would like to plant some hyacinths this fall in a spot which could be described as partial shade. I have 2 hydrangeas doing very well near there right now.

Would this work?

Also I would like to do lily of the valley--I don't know when to plant them or where to obtain them.

Thanks

Pat

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