We are in USDA hardiness zone 7 with an average annual minimum temperature of 0 to 10 degrees F (-17.8 to -12.2 C). In January of 2014, the weather for the suburbs of Philadelphia, where Carolyn’s Shade Gardens is located, repeatedly dipped into this range and below. In spring of ...
Shrubs:Our plants are categorized by size to make it easy to search for the right plant for the right application. We provide USDA zone info, watering needs, sun exposure, and other useful information on each plant so you can easily assess what plants will thrive in your space. Choose from...
Decide whether areas are in light, semi, dappled or deep shade. For woodland areas, there are manywoodland plantsthat are suited to the specific conditions under trees. You can also check yourUS hardiness zone, to make sure the shrubs you want will survive and grow well in your local clima...
Light: Full Sun to Full ShadeBloom Time: Foliage onlyHeight: 1′ to 12′ (depending on the variety)Spread: 2′ to 8′ Boxwood (Buxus) is a slow growing shrub with small evergreen leaves that thrives in the shade or the sun. Which makes it a great option for a hedge since it ...
sun requirementsFull sun to partial shade height6’ hardiness zones7-11 This lovely native to New Zealand is a wonderfully versatile evergreen plant. Give this shrub plenty of organic material in the soil, and plant in full sun for bushier growth. Once it is established, Hebe has very manag...
As for the sun, every variety of Euonymus will do well in full sun. The Burning Bush types will grow in shade, but their fall color will be reduced. The spreading Euonymus will grow well even in full shade. Planting and Initial Care Although some soil preparation can be helpful, Euonymus...
so shade from at least afternoon sun is best. Since they tolerate full shade better than just about any other plant, they are ideal for those places, leaving brighter spots to other plants. However, if you want very tough and low-maintenance plants for partially shaded areas, they are great...
Hardy to zone 3. Hydrangea aspera Villosa Group Hydrangea aspera (S-0049) SOLD OUT!Email me when this plant is available An elegant deciduous mainstay for dappled shade or north-facing sites, this magnificent large rounded Hydrangea headlines good-sized bluish purple lace caps and big ovate-sh...
Choose a site appropriate for the plant you’ve purchased: Light: Check the black bar on the front of our tags for the icon(s) indicating the plant’s light needs: full sun means at least six hours of bright, uninterrupted light, partial sun/partial shade means 3-6 hours of sun or ...
USDA Growing Zone:5 to 8 Mature Size:12 feet high, 12 feet wide Color Varieties:Yellow Sun Exposure:Full sun topartial shade Soil Needs:Well-drained,acidic soilamended withcompost 02of 24 Forsythia Bushes The Spruce / Evgeniya Vlasova