Goatsbeard, (Aruncus dioicus), herbaceous perennial plant of the rose family (Rosaceae), native to the north temperate zone. Goatsbeard is often listed as the only species of the genus Aruncus. It occurs most commonly in rich woods in mountainous regions
Digitalis, also known as foxgloves, are considered a biennial. The plant grows the first year and flowers the second and then dies. It’s kind of a cross between an annual and a perennial. However, it is a vigorous re-seeder, so it acts somewhat like a perennial. This dramatic plant ...
Life cycle: Ginger can be grown as a perennial or annual depending on your climate zone. Pull rhizomes after the plants die back in the fall/winter and replant after last frost date to grow as perennials in cooler climates. Shade tolerance: If grown in fertile moist (but not wet) soil,...
plant typePerennial sun requirementsFull Sun-Part Shade height6’-8’ hardiness zones5-9 ‘Swamp Rose’ grows naturally in moist, marshy areas of the Eastern United States. Accustomed to a woodland canopy, it doesn’t mind the shade as long as it has adequate hydration. This rose will enjoy...
Grow perennial and annual shade-loving flowers, including columbine, coral bells, bleeding hearts and hostas. Nun Orchid does best in humus-rich, moist soil. Hosta A member of the lily family, the hosta (Hosta spp.) is one of the most well-known shade plants. Grown primarily for its lusc...
Perennial hardy between USDA Zones 6 and 9 (marginally hardy in Zone 5). Prefers full sun to partial shade and soil that offers plenty of drainage, whether it’s sandy, loamy, or clay. Though slightly alkaline soil is ideal, will tolerate neutral or basic soils as well. Does not perform...
10 Best Shade-Loving Plants Ferns. Native and zone hardy ferns lend a natural appeal to shade garden and woodland areas. ... Lily of the Valley. Although these shade-loving plants only flower for a few weeks early in the season, they are well worth the effort. ... ...
Brighten up the shaded areas of your yard with shade-loving, flowering woodland plants. Here are some plants (with photographs) and the shade level they prefer.
5. Hardy Begonia (Begonia grandis):Yes, there is such a thing as a hardy begonia, and when it comes to shade-loving perennial flowers, it’s one worth seeking out. Winter hardy down to zone 6, this shade perennial flower stands tall at 18-24 inches and produces clusters of pink or ...
Zone:6 to 10 Exposure:shade, part shade, sun Height:4″ – 15″ Width:6″ – 15″ Bloom time:summer Bloom color:pink, white Mondo grass is an evergreen perennial for shade that can be planted under large trees where it will form tuffs of green or black stiff short blade-like foliage...