Be aware that the hardiness zones were recently updated. How Many Hours of Sun Is Considered Part Shade ... full sun means 6 or more hours of sunlight. So: before selecting plants for an area ...

With bright green foliage and a compact habit, Dragon Prince™ Cryptomeria from the Southern Living Plant Collection is the ...

Hardy in zones 6 through 9, this slow grower is drought ... While they’re known as shade plants, a number of hostas—generally those with yellow or gold foliage—tolerate some sun without ...

Bloom times vary as well with some tulips blooming very early in the spring season, just about the time that daffodils open ...

The plants can be as short as 4 to 6 inches and as ... I live in USDA zone 7 and they are not as good to return for me so I plant mine with a lot of afternoon shade because the afternoon sun ...

They grow well in USDA plant zones 4 to 8 but a few ... They also like full sun but the early blooming ones will grow in the shade of deciduous trees because they have finished flowering and ...

Looking for a hardy, year-round ground cover? There's likely a juniper variety out there that will thrive in your climate and ...

So why not try a similar strategy—and save a little money while you’re at it—by bringing your favorite cold-tender plants inside ... winter outdoors in USDA Zone 6 and lower).

Plant it in full sun to part shade in zones 4-9 ... and American mountain ash (Sorbus americana) in full sun in zones 3-6. Tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera), a cousin of the magnolia, is ...