Brighten up the shaded areas of your yard with shade-loving, flowering woodland plants. Here are some plants (with photographs) and the shade level they prefer.

As part-shade perennials, lily of the valley plants grow best in the dappled shade under a large tree or established shrub. 'This perennial grows best in US hardiness zone 4 to US hardiness zone 8 ...

These are the best perennial plants to grow. Perennial plants and flowers will come back year after year, and there are sun ...

Regardless, planting any of these shade-loving perennials is sure to brighten up the shadowed areas of your garden. Read more: 13 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In California's Deserts ...

This perennial is fast growing, so it does require dividing about once every three years. While coral bells do thrive in the shade, they do best if they receive partial sun as well. You don't need ...

Native fruit trees such as persimmon, wild plum, pawpaw and chokecherries can look good and produce nourishment for humans ...

Dear Master Gardener: I remember my grandmother having bleeding heart plants in her garden and would like to have some in my ...

shade-loving perennials. Native ephemerals’ role in nature is to feed starving insects that emerge from dormancy at a time when other food is scarce. But they also provide flowery accents for ...

While it requires some sunlight, it grows well in partial shade. Though ... It doesn’t take much to maintain, however the flowers may need to be trimmed back to keep its shape.

For sun, there is the native twinflower with its diminutive twin purple flowers. Blue woodland phlox is my favorite for sun/part shade. The plant itself is low-growing and spreads rapidly ...

Partial shade: Gardens that receive up to ... Among the showiest and easiest-to-grow shade perennials are hostas, which come in a variety of sizes and shapes. You can select from miniature ...