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Shade Perennials for Clay Soil in Wisconsin

Amend clay with sand, gypsum, topsoil, Milorganite (1 bag per 4x4 ft). Rototill. Shade perennials for Zone 4: Hostas, Lily of the valley, Coral bells, Mint, Spiderwort. Mulch with cypress/cedar.

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