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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Shade:
Phlox divaricata (smells unbelievable), Aruncus dioicus, and Symphyotrichum shortii. With these three, you'll get nonstop blooms from March to until November. 
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Baptisia australis and Hypericum prolificum. I love blue and yellow together and these two are around the same size and both full and bushy. 
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thanks so much! where would you recommend buying these plants?[/quote]

I'm happy you like them! I'm partial to earthsangha.org in Alexandria because they are cheap and great quality,  but they sell fast. Merrifield should have some too. Wood Thrush native nursery online. Hill House Native. [/quote]

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