Plantings under trees enhance landscapes but require precautions. Avoid digging under the canopy to prevent root damage. Instead, spread ≤4 inches of topsoil, then 2 inches of chopped leaf mulch (decomposes to humus). Plant in this new layer. Also avoid damaging the trunk.
Classic shade plants for under trees:
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