They thrive in partial shade and prefer well-drained soil. While drought-tolerant, be sure to water consistently during the first year while the shrub settles into your yard. 'Most - if not all ...

Many native plants, including some ferns, are adapted to dry shade. We are fortunate that many non-native plants from regions ...

Every garden has a shady spot, whether it's the whole plot or just a shady corner. Finding plants that will thrive makes life so much easier as they'll naturally want to grow there. Shade is generally ...

Read: How to grow and care for herringbone plants The Swiss cheese plant (Monstera deliciosa) is another great shade-loving plant to spruce up your indoor spaces. Its unusual name relates to the holes ...

Around Valentine's Day, consider this a botanical love letter filled with horticultural heartthrobs — garden companions that ...

In maturity, the basswood develops a pyramidal shape and can grow to 80 feet high and 50 feet wide. The heart-shaped leaves of this tree form a dense canopy, making it a good choice for shade in large ...

A vining plant with waxy, heart-shaped leaves that can grow up to 8 feet long. Hang a pot from a hook or place it on an ...

Variegated Aucubas must be located in shade and will scorch in sun. As is true of all drought tolerant plants, Aucuba needs to be irrigated regularly for the first few months to allow it to grow a ...

Shady areas in landscapes and gardens require plants that need or tolerate shade. If you need some ideas, attend the class “Some Shady Characters: Annuals and Perennials for Shady Sites” ...

More compact and heat tolerant than old-fashioned spiraea ... The flower spikes stand up to four feet tall and open from mid to late summer. Plants perform best with light shade and plenty of moisture ...