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Wild Sweet William: A Good Guy for Spring
Woodland wildflowers add special beauty to the garden, especially in early spring. Used along a path or mixed with other early wildflowers, wild sweet William proves to be a garden gem that shines – even in shade.
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Elegant Allegheny Spurge
Got dappled shade? Then try Allegheny spurge. This clump-forming groundcover has fantastic foliage to lighten up tough garden spaces, as well as cinnamon-scented springtime flowers that beckon gardeners to spend a little more time taking it easy in the shade.
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