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Shade plant

Shade plants love to grow in the shade. Some won’t mind full sun, but most prefer to stay away from dry, hot spots. From ground cover to trees and vines.

Azalea japonica, the Japanese azalea

 Azalea japonica

Ivy, an easy climbing plant with traces of eternity

 Varnished shutters half closed with a wall covered in ivy.

Hosta, a plant for shade

 Hosta leaves, green with white rims, in the shade

Japanese hydrangea vine, a twin to climbing hydrangeas

 Japanese hydrangea vine flowers

Hellebore, the Christmas rose

 Hellebore - Helleborus

Ornamental cabbage, beautiful in winter

 decorative Ornamental cabbage

Helxine, Baby’s tears, a ground cover plant with itsy bitsy leaves

 Helxine

Wood anemone, a planting guide for the soft Anemone nemorosa

 Wood anemone

Shade plants, leaf and flower plants that thrive in the shade

 Plant in the shade with a single ray of light

Omphalodes, navelwort – like a forget-me-not for shade!

 Omphalodes cappadocica

Plant and garden ideas for a shaded courtyard

 Plants for a shaded courtyard

Funkia, hardy and ornamental

 Funkia

Climbing vines for shade, dress up dark spaces with spots of color!

 Restaurant with a vine that provides shade on a pergola

Touch-me-not, balsam, advice on caring for it

 Flowers in the distance, touch-me-not (or balsam)

Sagina subulata, the moss-like ground cover that flowers before summer

 Sagina subulata, a ground-cover plant that looks like grass and moss

Holboellia, advice on caring for this evergreen vine

 Holbeollia is a fabulous evergreen vine that densely covers fences