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It marks plants native to the NE or Mid-Atlantic and includes multiple hosts, hydrangeas, ferns, groundcovers, and ornamental flowering species. 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McConnell'  \nHosta ………………………………'Big Daddy'  \nHosta   'Bill's Dress Blue'  \nHosta   'Blue Cadet'Hosta   'Fire Island'  \nHosta ………………………………'Fragrant Bouquet'  \nHosta   'Golden Tiara'  \nHosta   'Guacamoli'  \nHosta   'Hi Ho Silver'  \nHosta   'Pandora's Box'  \nHosta   'Stilleto'  \nHosta   'Toy Soldier'  \nHosta   'Twist of Lime'  \nHosta   Unknown Cultivar  \nHosta funkia   'Groundmaster'  \nHosta lancefolia   Narrow leaved Hosta  \nHosta montana ……………………'Aureomarginata'  \nHosta sieboldiana………………....'Elegans'  \nHosta sieboldiana   'Frances Williams'  \nHosta tokudama   'Aureonebulosa'Hosta   ’Blue Mouse Ears’Hosta   ’Morning Light’Hosta  ’Tiny Tears’Hosta  ’Hope Springs Eternal’Hosta  ’Krossa Regal’Hosta   ’Regal Splendor’Hosta   ’Whirlwind’Hosta  ’Mighty Mouse’Hosta  ’Praying Hands’Hosta   ’Raspberry Sundae Hosta   ' Independence'Hosta……………………………….'Razor's Edge'Hosta   'Stained Glass'Hosta   'Sum & Substance'  \nHedera helix  ’Gold Dust’   Gold Dust English Ivy Lobelia siphilitica  ’Blue Selection’   Great Blue Lobelia* Ophiopogon nigrescens   Black Mondo Grass  \nTrees and shrubs in this area  \nKalmia latifolia  ’Keepsake’   Mountain Laurel* Kalmia latifolia  ’Firecracker’   Mountain Laurel* Sassafras albidum   Common Sassafras*  \nForm & Foliage Area * Indicates a native to the NE or Mid-Atlantic  \nBotanical Name Cultivar Common Name  \nAcanthus mollis   Bear's Breeches Actaea racemose   Snakeroot, Black Cohosh* Actaea simplex   'Brunette'   Black Cohosh**  \nAjuga reptans  ’Gaiety’   Bugleweed Amianthium muscitoxicum   Fly Poison* Arum italicum   'Pictum'   Italian Arum Astible biternata   False Goatsbeard* Astilbe chinensis   'Visions In Pink'  Astilbe  \nAstilbe x arendsii   'Chocolate Shogun'  Astilbe Astilbe x arendsii   'Fanal'  Astilbe Astilbe x rosea   'Peach Blossom'   Astilbe  \nAthyrium filix-femina   ’Frizelliae’   Tatting Fern Athyrium niponicum var. pictum………………………………………. .Japanese Painted Fern Bergenia x  ’Rosi Klose’   Pig Squeak Brunnera macrophylla   'Jack Frost'   Siberian Bugloss Brunnera macrophylla  ’Variegata’   Siberian Bugloss Clintonia umbellulata   Speckled Wood Lily*  \nDarmera peltata   Umbrella Plant Dracunculus vulgaris ………………………………………………......Dragon Lily Dryoteris erythrosora……………………………………………. .…....Autumn Fern Epimedium   Barrenwort Erythronium americanum ……………………………………… ….…..YellowTrout-lily Geranium maculatum   Wild Geranium* Geranium phaeum   ’Samobor’   Dusky Geranium Helleborus foetidus   Bearsfoot Hellebore  \nHelleborus orientalis   Lenten Rose Heuchera  ’Kira Autumn’   Coral Bells Heucherella   ’Gold Zebra’   Foamy Bells Hosta  ’Empress Wu’   Hosta  \nKirengeshoma palmata  Yellow Waxbells Ligularia dentate   'Othello'   Bigleaf Ligularia Ligularia stenocephala   'The Rocket'   Narrow-Spiked Ligularia Phlox","cbCaihmz9P1owKzw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihmz9P1owKzw","pdf",201336,1,5,"English","en",105,"# Shade Garden Plant List\n## Contemplation Area (Open Shade Area)\n## Hosta Area\n## Form & Foliage Area\n## Native Area","[{\"question\":\"How are the plants organized in this list?\",\"answer\":\"Plants are grouped by garden area such as Contemplation Area (Open Shade Area), Hosta Area, Form \\u0026 Foliage Area, and Native Area, with additional tree and shrub subsections.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the asterisk (*) indicate?\",\"answer\":\"The asterisk indicates plants that are native to the NE or Mid-Atlantic.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided for each plant entry?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry lists the botanical name, cultivar (when given), and common name.\"}]","Shade_list - 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