Shade Garden Flowers. 25 Perennials Proven To Grow.
Shade Garden Flowers. 25 Perennials Proven To Grow.
There are 25 shade loving flowering plants can be planted in shade garden with success. You can grow colourful, beautiful plants and flowers in the shady corners of your yard . List of 25 best proven plants and flowers for shade garden. Gardening tips for beginners to grow lots of flowers in the shade. You would be really surprised if you would imagine how many beautiful flowering plants possible to grow on shady garden. I have heard so many times, oh I do not plant anything because my garden is shaded, nothing is growing and that garden part stays just unattractive. But you should know how simple to make it beautiful.All plants recommended here are hardy perennial and can be planted starting from climate zone 4 and up. #ShadeGarden #ShadelovingPlants #gardeningtipsforbeginners
1.Yellow Lady’s Slipper, 2 Lily of the valley, 3 Bergenia, 4.Ligularia, 5. Queen Victoria Lobelia, 6. Solomon seal, 7. Jacob’s ladder, 8. Dwarfs Delphinium, 9. Decadence hybrids, 10. Pulmonaria, 11. Lenten rose hellebore, 12. Hosta plants, 13. Siberian bugloss, 14. spiderwort (Tradescantia) plant, 15. Bleeding heart plant, 16. Toad lily flowers,
17. Astilbe flowers. 18. Japanese anemone, 19. Columbine flower, 20. foamflowers, Tiarella, 21. Wild ginger,
22. Japanese painted ferns, 23. Ostrich fern, 24. Trillium, 25. Heuchera.Black Pearl.
These versatile perennials can be used in a shady courtyard pot or as a groundcover under deciduous trees. Prefers average to moist soil conditions. I am pretty sure there is more plants you can plant in a shady garden, as well as annual plants a didn’t mention here, I really hope you can choose some of them from my collection.
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Some unusual and great ideas!
Great info
Maybe do some research on plant name pronunciation so you’re not passing on incorrect information.
It’s Baptisia–not Decadence Hybrids, lol.
Great list! I would just add ligularia, a great yellow flowering shade plant.
Its lovely that you did such a comprehensive list. I am disappointed that there was only one plant for deep, DRY shade though. I know you were doing flowering plants, but I just want to fill my deep, dry space under the pine trees with something….anything (NOT ivy!!!) Do you have any suggestions specifically for that? I’ve tried googling it but nothing seems to fit my needs.
This Video ROCKS! I have a HUGE shady area. I’ve never planted anything under all the big trees I have. Great tips on WHAT to PLANT. Thanks a lot! Liked, subbed and saved……
Great list! I’ve tried most of these and have had light success, in zone 8, TX is way too hot! I also need better shade! And better watering pattern for that side of the property. Thanks for the detailed clarification on some of these that I place in the wrong areas. Lol!
very helpful, despite odd pronounciation of some plant names ("hosta" with a long "o"?!)
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A useful and informative guide. Many thanks!
A great compilation. Very helpful!
Excellent, informative, inspirational video thank you. 👌💕
Are there any plants that will tolerate direct afternoon sun with shade during the rest of the day? Also, I have clay soil which slopes and drains surprisingly well. I don’t have moist, humusy conditions.
Hoe-sta? Please educate yourself. It’s pronounced Hoss-tuh.
very helpful, despite odd pronounciation of some of the plant names ("hosta" etc.)
Thank you for including so many plants that are good for heavy shade. It so hard to get good information on that.
Thank you for so much info!
0:14 holy fast snake
Wonderful video
Very confused by pronunciation
Where are you located and where do you purchase your plants?
Just found you and subscribed. Love all the plants.
Hi, I work in the nursery business, and there needs to be some clarification here. First, when shopping at a REAL nursery (not box store) ALWAYS ask for the plant by botanical name. While I applaud Classy Flowers effort, @ 4:18 those are not "Decadence" flowers, they’re Baptisia, or their common name of "Wild Indigo". "Decadence", as she refers them, is the new line of varieties the growers have just introduced to the market. @ 4:08 those are two types of Delphinium; Larkspur or fountain delphinium, and then plain delphinium. And finally, Heuchera or Coral Bells will revert to green or a really ‘blah’ color if they don’t get enough sun to hold color in their leaves. Heuchera are also an evergreen, so don’t ever cut them down. Just remove the dried leaves after winter.
What a great list
some of those plants do not grow in my zone of 7. i have tried them and they do not work.
Hello snake! 🐍 ❤️
Here in deep south USA, Baptisia needs more sun than Hellebore or Hosta.
Hosta plants is so beautiful
It’s so refreshing to get a list of 25 plants that will fit my need. I really appreciate getting more than a teaser list of 5 as is so common! I’m subscribing!
Wow that’s alot of flowers for shaded garden.thats awesome.
Where do you purchase your plants and where are you located?
New subscriber, I just found your video. Love all those plants.
I knew many but love different varieties. Thank you sharing 😊
This did not explain how some plants need a winter chill to survive past the first year. This is rarely addressed and is annoying to those of us in warmer climates.
9:55 I hope you meant to say "germination is erratic" not "erotic" 😳
Good tip on re-potting. Thanks
Wow ! Beautiful.
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Lily of the Valley is a garden thug.
I was very disappointed that there was not one single plant you named that will grow in a zone 10a garden. Do you know of any flowers that will grow in shade in zone 10a?