Most sun-loving perennials perform well with afternoon sun exposure. In my Iowa garden, plants like baptisia, amsonia, salvia, and peonies thrive in half-day sun conditions. However, every garden's microclimate differs — soil, moisture, and exact sun angles all play roles. If your sun-lovers aren't performing as expected, some trial and error may be needed to discover what truly excels in your specific conditions.
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