Part sun perennials

My top 5 perennials for partial shade gardening are peonies, hosta, echinops, anemone, and delphinium. 3 types of shade gardening explained.

Shady spaces can be hard to fill, especially if you want something unique. Here are fourteen interesting shade-tolerant perennials.

Partial shade shrubs can be difficult to shop for. Find tons of ideas on this list of 15 of the best bushes for low light garden areas.

Foundation plants don’t have to be boring. Our list of evergreens, small shrubs, perennials, and ground covers can make a colorful foundation garden.

Shade-loving plants like astilbe and phlox can fill your garden beds with color. Make plans for your sun or shade perennial gardens, emphasizing design elements like color coordination, layering plants for texture, and incorporating structures like arbors and pathways for visual appeal and functionality.

Most gardeners are familiar with daylilies, peonies, hostas, and iris, but other perennials can add color and interest.

These long-lived perennials are all low-maintenance plants with beautiful flowers that you'll enjoy in your garden for many years to come!

If your garden gets a combination of sun and shade during the day, think about planting flowers that do well in low light conditions. Once established,

Learn about full sun perennials, including daylily, Shasta daisy and penstemon, from the experts at HGTV.

Looking for a pop of color in your shady garden? These 10 yellow perennials for shade are not only beautiful, but also low maintenance and easy to grow. Get ready to fall in love with