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I'm finally getting around to planning a bed for the front of my property to welcome visitors. THe space is at the edge of a young fir/hemlock/cedar forest, facing east. It does get dappled light, but not a whole lot of light at any time during the year.
I'd like to put a JM that gets maybe 20' maximum in there. Something non-weeping that turns yellow in the fall. The more bright green to chartreuse the leaves are during the summer, the better as greens tend to fade into one another in our forests.
Does anyone have a recommendation of what they think might work well?
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