Plants for Shade
Shade need not be dull. There are many wonderful plants available for shady spots.
For continuous color in the shade, nothing beats coleus. Find information on colues varities, care and uses.
Whether you know it as impatiens or Bizzy Lizzy, you have seen this lovely plant. Impatiens is the number-one bedding plant sold in the Untied States.
Shade Loving Perennials
The extreme heat of summer has come to an end and the days are getting shorter and cooler. Autumn is upon us and what a gorgeous time of year it is! Not only is it cooler and easy to work in our yards and gardens in autumn, it's actually a fantastic time for planting perennials.
The extreme heat of summer has come to an end and the days are getting shorter and cooler. Autumn is upon us and what a gorgeous time of year it is! Not only is it cooler and easy to work in our yards and gardens in autumn, it's actually a fantastic time for planting perennials.
Shady Solutions
Troubled by shady areas in your landscape? Very few landscapes are immune from the shade; and whether it's a little or a lot, shady sites leave many people with the frustrating notion that either nothing will grow in these areas or nothing will look attractive.
Troubled by shady areas in your landscape? Very few landscapes are immune from the shade; and whether it's a little or a lot, shady sites leave many people with the frustrating notion that either nothing will grow in these areas or nothing will look attractive.
Herbal Gardening in the Shade
Gardeners everywhere love to garden using herbs. Herbs bring about leafy, sometimes colorful and always fragrant elements that compliment any garden. Everyone, however, isn't so lucky to have sunshine everyday living in a shady area and here are five herbs anyone can grow even in the shadiest areas! Sweet Cicely (Myrrhis odorata. These beautiful leaves are often used in yummy salads, sweet desserts or stews and even the roots as well as the seeds are edible.
Gardeners everywhere love to garden using herbs. Herbs bring about leafy, sometimes colorful and always fragrant elements that compliment any garden. Everyone, however, isn't so lucky to have sunshine everyday living in a shady area and here are five herbs anyone can grow even in the shadiest areas! Sweet Cicely (Myrrhis odorata. These beautiful leaves are often used in yummy salads, sweet desserts or stews and even the roots as well as the seeds are edible.
Diascia: A Darling Debutante
Diascia, sometimes known as Twinspur, is a newcomer to the bedding plant world. This beautiful flowering plant was virtually unheard of a few years ago, but diascia has much to offer and is easy to grow.
Diascia, sometimes known as Twinspur, is a newcomer to the bedding plant world. This beautiful flowering plant was virtually unheard of a few years ago, but diascia has much to offer and is easy to grow.
Perennials for Shade
In my backyard, I've got some large trees on the order of 50 or 60 feet up in the air.
In my backyard, I've got some large trees on the order of 50 or 60 feet up in the air.
Astilbe: An Astonishing Perennial for Shade
If you need color in a semi-shady spot in summer and early fall, then Astilbe is a plant you will want to get to know.
If you need color in a semi-shady spot in summer and early fall, then Astilbe is a plant you will want to get to know.
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