Many dogwood varieties don’t need sun and will tolerate partial- to full-shade conditions. One spectacular species to try is Cornus florida, a tree with reddish-purple fall color surpassed only by its ...

If your yard could use more shade and needs it pronto, here are some of the best fast-growing shade trees to plant in the ...

If your garden never seems to catch the sun then don't worry - we've rounded up the most popular shade-loving plants that ...

Too much shade? No problem! We found shade ground cover plants that are perfect for every type of garden and landscape.

Let’s face it, we all have shady parts of the garden where we want to grow plants, including fruit, veg and herbs. Choose the right types ...

So if you’re looking for a little bit of a low grower in the shade, this is ideal." Other suggestions included ferns, hostas, and coleus plants - all of which would do well in a full-shade garden.

Whether you opt for border plantings, cascading blooms, or select a variety that’s known as a trap crop to lure harmful ...

Even so, hydrangeas will suffer in too much shade. Without enough sun, their iconic blooms won't appear and their stems will ...

Polka dot plants come in pink ... In southern zones, however, it prefers partial or full shade. If you don't want to fuss much with your annuals, grow colorblaze coleus, which are super strong ...

As spring approaches, shade-loving perennials will be a perfect addition to shady gardens, including Virginia bluebells, ...

Take, for example, the Flapjack plant, Kalanchoe luciae, which can grow in total shade all the way to full sun. When growing in full sun, the leaves turn burnt orange, but in full shade or a ...