My garden is all clay. What is best to plant?

Not much, unfortunately. I can't tell you how many trees we lost when we first moved to our home with clay soil. The best thing to do is get enough topsoil and compost mounded up so that the roit's don't get drowned when watered by heavy rains. Clay holds so much moisture. That being said, here is a link to some thriving plants that have been grown in clay.

http://amp.bhg.com/gardening/flowers/perennials/best-plants-to-grow-in-clay/

Happy gardening!💐

Susie's idea is good. Have you thought about container gardening. I bit of an investment unless you make your own or go dollar tree/thrift store. But, so would bringing in soil so it might be about the same. I love how versatile they are since you can move them or fix/replace them if they break. Hope that helps.

What is your location?

Day lilies, purple cone flowers, black-eyed Susan, or Iris typically do well in clay soil. For added green try some ferns. We also had success with vibernam but that is more of a shrub and does grow tall. Start with a few plants to see how they do and maybe supplement with some flowers or plants in containers for added interest until you find the right fit.

Thank you for all your replies. I certainly have a starting point now.