Plants for the shade

Discover a stunning array of shade-loving perennials that will thrive in your garden. From the best perennial plants for shade to long-blooming varieties, these beautiful options are perfect for shady gardens. Explore tough plants for dry shade and perennials that do well in heavy clay soil. Create a breathtaking shade garden with our selection of mind-blowing plants that flourish even in the shadiest spots.

Thirteen shade-loving perennials ideal for enhancing your garden's dimly lit corners. From the early blooms of Lenten Rose to the unique Yellow Waxbells, find the perfect plants to bring life and color to your shaded garden spaces.

Not all plants are created equal in terms of soil and lighting requirements. Come find out the best shade plants to plant to bring color to your home garden.

Best shade plants. A reader asks what shady plants and shrubs she can plant in a shady area of her yard.

Looking for shade plants that can make your not-so-sunny garden look great? These are some of the best!

Got some shady spots in your garden that need filling? Finding plants that grow tall in low-light areas can be tricky. That's why I've put together this list

Discover the best flowers and plants to grow under trees for a pop of color in your shaded garden areas. From vibrant blooms to lush foliage, these shade-loving shrubs and flowering plants will enhance the beauty of your outdoor space. Explore a variety of options such as colorful azaleas, delicate impatiens, charming hostas, and more. Create a stunning botanical oasis under your trees with these pretty and colorful plants that will thrive in low light conditions.

Discover how you can infuse color into every corner of your garden with flowers for shade. These low-light tolerant plants can manage with six or more hours of shade each day.

To grow plants under trees, it's best to start with shade-tolerant varieties. See 14 foolproof varieties for shady, wooded yards.

Those dark spots in your garden don't have to stay empty! If you're tired of looking at bare patches where the sun barely reaches, I've got good news for you.