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re: Recommendations for a flowering perennial in a spot with mid-morning to mid-afternoon sun?
Posted on 6/17/19 at 12:48 pm to weagle99
Posted on 6/17/19 at 12:48 pm to weagle99
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Not really, looking for flowers that come back each year. But the peonies look nice.
Peonies are lovely, but they hate heat. You won't get them to thrive or flower in climate zone 8b or hotter; ie, they'll do okay in DC & northward, but not in the coastal lowland south.
If you don't want shrubs, consider old fashioned shasta daisies. They multiply readily, put on a big show of blooms in late spring/early summer, are drought tolerant, shade tolerant, and pretty indestructible once established. I had a patch that bloomed & multiplied in the shade underneath a mature water oak tree.
If you live where it's cool enough for peonies, also consider hostas, lily of the valley, and bleeding heart.
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