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It is a handsome, low perennial native to eastern North America that slowly spreads. It does well in light shade or part-shade and can to...Read More
I have this plant in a woodland garden that is full shade for most of the day, with maybe a couple of hours of dappled shade, and it has ...Read More
I planted two of these last year. They survived a brutal, and I do mean brutal, Minnesota winter. They are a lovely mounded shape and a...Read More
The preference is light shade or partial sun, mesic conditions, and a rich soil with lots of organic matter. It is not aggressive.
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This plant is having a difficult time growing in our yard. We have heavy clay, which stays pretty dry and hard. Also, I have it planted...Read More
This plant make a nice company for woodland phlox, and one year they bloomed together! This species may be more long lived compare to oth...Read More
This is a nice plant for the shade garden. It seeds about nicely but not aggressively, and seedlings are easy to dig and transplant.
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