Growing Plants in Clay Soil

Without conditioning clay soil is heavy, but a good medium for some flowers and vegetables. This guide is about growing plants in clay soil.

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What grows good in clay soil in southern Alabama?

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Growing Plants in Clay Soil

What are the easiest plants to grew in clay like dirt?

Hardiness Zone: 7b

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By Carol in PA04/20/2009

I live in zone 5b of Pennsylvania. I also have clay soil. I find that plants termed "invasive" in other areas do well for me here. I suggest old fashioned daylilies, hosta, lamium (dead nettle), azaleas and rhododendrons, purple (or other colored) coneflowers, phlox, creeping phlox, liatris, fairy roses, iris, mints, primroses, narcissus, crocus, goldenrod, and others you can find by websearch like Google.

Best of luck.