Gardeners are not doomed to boring, colorless garden plants for shady areas. Shade plants are more colorful and interesting than ever. The post The Best Shade Garden Plants for Your Shady Areas ...

It's possible to fill difficult corners of your yard with plants that can hide from the sun and won't be targeted as food ...

When shade dapples your landscape, don’t resent it–– embrace it. You may think a beautiful garden requires full sunlight, but there exist plenty of shade-loving plants that can turn your landscape ...

Where these spots are in your garden depends on the type of garden shade you have, or its aspect. We've picked beautiful plants for shade that can cope with both full sun and shade at different times.

In addition to helping lift gloomy places, growing up walls, fences, the exterior of your house, garden buildings, or pergolas and arches by covering them with climbing plants adds an interesting ...

Diversity in landscape lighting can add interest and a sense of discovery to your yard and garden. This includes a diversity of plants, the use of structures and containers, and having various levels ...

When it comes to planning a garden and choosing desirable plants to put in it, shade can get sometimes a bad rap. That's because people tend to focus more on the amount of sunlight a certain patch of ...

Cold weather doesn't mean you can't enjoy your shady container garden. Just opt for shade-tolerant evergreens that look ...

The low-growing bunchberry plant looks breathtaking when used as a ground cover. For the best landscape, here are some ...

Plants not adapted to dry shade can be stunted, lacking in flower or fruit and more prone to failure ... It also creates robust, long-lived planting that benefits soil health and garden biodiversity.

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