This low-maintenance, foolproof shade garden is attractive in three seasons, but particularly throughout late winter and spring. Witchhazel and astilbe light up the early season with cheerful blooms. The striking leaves of hosta and Solomon's seal ensure attractiveness even when flowers aren't in bloom. Shade gardens prefer organic soils, like Mother Nature's woodland soils. Keep this one moist but well drained for best plant health.
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