I have Japanese Iris, foxglove, delphinium, and blackberry lily that you are welcome to for SASBE. Email me if interested. Kate

Normally it does well in a shady location, but since it didn't cost you anything except time what do you have to lose, but do not be disappointed. You may want to try red osier dogwood, but it still might get too much sun. Here is a link that might be useful: Propagating Perennials

Cheryl ~ they only offer the Japanese type, not the Allegheny variety - I've challenged myself to only plant native from now on (because my life wasn't complicated enough to begin with). When I'm in a good mood, its actually a bit of an exciting challenge to find native alternatives. So I did a huge happy dance, within the confines of my blue recliner, when I found the Allegheny Spurge variety on wildflower.org But if you find another hit . . . ~ Amy

Have bottlebrush seeds, silk tree seeds, blue echium seeds for exchange.