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What are good shrubs or bushes for the west side of my house?
I am trying to find some bushes or shrubs for the west side of our home. We get part sun in the morning and full sun in the afternoon. I am in west Tennessee with lots of good soil. I have a huge rose garden in front of the house, so please no roses. please help
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- ?Lv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
James
I would think that a few photinia bushs complimented with some forsythia would be a nice combination. Allow the forsythia to grow, do not trim, only thin. Photinia can be trimmed in the fall.
Then for structure, I would add a few Yucca plants.
Bertram
Vancouver Canada
Source(s): Gardener. 3 decades, (allmost) : ~) - Anonymous9 years ago
Boxwood
Yaupon
Nandina
dwarf thuja
Yew
Azalea
Rhododendron
Gardenia (possibly)
- 9 years ago
Red-twig dogwoods, Hibiscus, Crape Myrtle bushes, hydrangeas, Wallflower's, Azaleas, rhododendrons, Peonies, lavender, indian pink hawthorn, Forsythias, and Loropetalum.
Source(s): Had botany class in my school - Anonymous9 years ago
Try fringe trees. They are very short for trees, shrub size. Easy care and they smell great too.
