What are the best annuals and perennials to grow in shade and clay
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My favorite is hostages .they come back each year and multiple .there are a lot of different colors to choose from . So easy to grow ..
I've had luck with hellebore (Lenten rose) , bleeding heart, sweet williams, and ferns. Not sure where you live so I'm not sure these plants would work in your specific area.
what is you location so the proper answer can be given
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Lily of the Valley, Coral Bells and hostas are a good choice.
The other person meant hostas.
many host as can tolerate little or no sun. Lily of the valley also. Good luck, Pelican
I live in an area that has clay soil.