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Bronson Shade Perennials

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Royal Fern

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Ostrich fern forms tall dense stands in shade

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Hay-scented fern will naturalize and is site tolerant

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Japanese painted fern

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White bleeding heart

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Northern Maidenhair Fern. My favorite fern!

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Ice Dance Carex. Bright variegated grass-like foliage. Semi-evergreen. Will take some sun. Plant in the open strip on the patio along the foundation.

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Royal Heritage Hellebore. A shade garden must have.

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Ivory Prince Hellebore. Very early and long lasting blooms. Fun to discover blooming along a path in the early spring.

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Goat's Beard. Looks like a giant Astilbe.

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Ghost fern brightens up a shady spot.

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Bleeding Heart. A must for every shade garden. Spring bloomer. als

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Luxuriant Bleeding Heart. Nice addition to a shady path

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Variegated Solomon's Seal.

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Trevi Fountain Lung Wort

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Toad Lily. Late bloomer with orchid like flower.

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