See my tips for growing Hosta Minuteman here. In the middle of the fence line is a Blue Salvia and also a smallish Old fashioned Bleeding heart. I previously killed my last bleeding heart by putting it in a shady part of a garden bed that gets afternoon sun. This one loves its ...
Plants for Shade (Collins Practical Gardener) Shady parts of the garden throw up all sorts of problems when it comes to choosing plants -- and keeping them alive. Full of practical advice and step-by-s... P Clayton - 《Collins》 被引量: 0发表: 2017年 The growth and root distribution ...
There are a few additional considerations to be met when you are creating a garden in the shade. If the shade is the result of trees, you must be prepared to deal with the fact that your shade plants must compete for their food and water, therefore begin a regular watering and feeding ...
Below, you’ll find 14 of the very best ornamentals for dry shade. From low, creeping ground covers to sturdy shrubs, these species don’t compromise between environmental hardiness and aesthetic appeal. In fact, if your garden isn’t dry and shady, you might find yourself wishing that it ...
Almost every garden has a shady spot and a shade loving plant or two is required. Last summer we put up a six foot fence. One side of that fence will be sunny for most of the day, but the other side will have shade for most of the day. I am planning a narrow bed along the sh...
Pin it Looking for more plants for a shady area of your balcony or garden? Well, Ruscus might be exactly what you need. Also known as Butcher's Broom or Pettigree, this hardy evergreen plant actually happens to be a very popular choice amongst gardeners. Its lush green foliage and almost...
Often referred to as False African Violet, Streptocarpella is a trailing plant that blooms almost continuously in the shade. Which makes it perfect for a shady hanging basket. It is characterized by soft, green, slightly fuzzy foliage and delicate, tubular blue or violet flowers. This plant ...
These beautiful compact perennials can be used as ground covers for shade to add interest to your garden while helping to keep the weeds down.
A Tropical Touch for Shady Areas Some areas of your garden might be too shady for the plants recommended above, but you can still obtain the lush, tropical look in the shade. You can’t really go wrong with Hostas for shade. They’re exotic-looking, tough as nails, low-maintenance and...
When buying plants for a shady area with acid soil, check the labels for notes, such as “partial shade,”“filtered shade,”“shade loving,”“prefers pH of 6.0 or below,” or “acid loving.” The plants listed here will give you a good start on a shade-loving, acid-loving garden....