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

These perennial plants will brighten up even the shadiest of yards, adding lush foliage and brilliant blooms to tricky areas ...

Barrenwort (Epimediums) is a popular shade-loving perennial. "The leaf shape of epimedium adds a great texture to the garden, and then you get these fantastical cream-colored flowers in late spring.

These perennials will brighten up all the shady spots in your garden. From flowers to ferns, we've got the best shade perennials for any size garden.

In Southern gardens, many perennial plants benefit from being planted in part shade. Learn what partial shade really means and how to site plants accordingly in the garden. Discover beautiful ...

Romance is in the air with these heart-shaped, colorful perennials that can grow in the shade. The Missouri Botanical Garden notes that these bloom in the late spring, grow 2 to 3 feet, and thrive ...

Many flowers and plants that grow in full shade still do better with a little morning sun, to be honest. However, if you have a very shady spot in your garden that barely ever sees the sun, consider ...

A common herbaceous perennial in open woodlands, this native ginger is perfectly at home in the shade of large deciduous trees. It grows to about 8 inches tall and spreads to form thick and dense ...

Luckily, some plants will actually grow—and thrive—in both shade and drought. These drought-tolerant shade plants will add both greenery and flowers to your garden, even in the heat of summer.

The colorful bracts persist long after the blooms drop. Rose pinecone plant is easy-going, with moderate water needs in shade beds and containers. It's a tender, reseeding perennial.

Plants differ in their adaptability to different growing conditions. Sunshine is one of the most significant factors. We often think of light as being either sunny or shady, but, in fact, there are ...