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Washington State University
Gardening in Western Washington -
Native Plants
(Identifying, Propagating & Landscape)
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Partial Shade and Well-Drained Soils |
Description:
In a native plant community with
partial shade, enough dappled light passes through the tree canopy
to support a diverse under story shrub layer. In this plant
community, the tree canopy consists primarily of Red Alder, Bitter
Cherry, Big-leaf Maple, and occasionally conifers. Usually the soils
are well-drained and dry out during the summer months. These soils
consist of sand or rocky glacial till common in the Puget Sound
region. If this description matches the conditions in your yard, the
plants listed below should do well.
To
find out more information about the plant, click on the blue text
(Latin names).
Courtesy of the Washington State University Native Plant
Website
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Canopy
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Understory
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Ground cover
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Credit:
Leigh, Michael. Grow Your Own Native Landscape.
Revised Edition, June 1999. |
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