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I'm in Wisconsin zone 5a. This image is VERY visible to road and gets part shade.

I am getting ready to cut out all the shrubs (all ornamental) and replace with food/medical plants. I would prefer perennials that are 3' or shorter.

I pissed off the village 1x already this year and am planning my front yard hugleculture for next spring so I want this area tidy looking.

What are your thoughts? What would you plant?
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