Purple flowers contrast beautifully against green foliage for a striking yard. These options are ideal for shadier garden ...

Give gardens that finished look with these low-growing border plants. Discover gorgeous perennials perfect for edging beds and defining space. Learn how to use these perennial border plants to add ...

Even if your flowerbed receives only partial sun or no sun, you still can grow flowers that will put your neighbor’s garden ...

We asked horti experts to suggest their favorite under-the-radar plants for shady places. These are the varieties they think ...

It can grow in partial shade, so just be sure it’s planted in a spot that gets a bit of light every now and then. The Jack Frost Siberian Bugloss can grow in USDA zones 3 to 8, but prefers ...

These also enjoy the shade under trees and are ideal for adding height in borders. Typically, foxgloves will grow in any soil type, but prefer rich, moist, well-drained soil.

Partial shade allows a larger selection of plants including firespike, ti plant, beauty berry, begonias, ornamental gingers (some spread aggressively), peacock gingers, caladiums, bromeliads, flax ...

But they come with a caution: they’re toxic to cats, dogs, and horses. Best For: Partial shade, borders, containers, indoors or out Hardiness Zones: 9-11 ...

Partial shade allows a larger selection of plants including firespike, ti plant, beauty berry, begonias, ornamental gingers (some spread aggressively), peacock gingers, caladiums, bromeliads, flax ...

Some plants crave even less sun More shade also means less heat, and some plants are just really sensitive to bolting. Growing spinach or bok choy in summer is almost a fool's errand unless you ...

Pachysandra needs to be in shade or partial shade to thrive. The more sun exposure, the more the foliage becomes bleached and yellowed. Pachysandra can only tolerate moderate sun.