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Oct 7, 2019 7:25 AM CST
Name: stone
near Macon Georgia (USA) (Zone 8a)
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Ditto on not cutting any of those beautiful trees!

Also... I wouldn't attempt bringing in soil in a vain attempt to create planting areas in the tree root zones.

Easy to smother the trees...

Personally... I'd be looking at covering everything in a nice woodchip mulch.

You don't need that turf in your beautiful woodland garden!

Unfortunately, bleeding hearts are not a good southern garden plant.
Chinese wisteria is a tree killing thug.

Possibly you have a native wisteria... Does it bloom before it leafs out or later?

I took down the page I used to have up with a southern shade garden... But there are a ton of wonderful plants for the shade... But... NOT AGAINST the trees!
You seem to want to plant the trees's root zone... And that isn't going to work.

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