Pachysandra, the Shade Gardener's Friend - Dave's Garden
2013年7月22日 · Reliable, adaptable and superbly hardy, pachysandra qualifies as one of the best shade perennials ever. Properly cared for in a site to its liking, pachysandra transforms into a living tapestry that remains green or semi-evergreen all year long.
Astilbe: Introduction and Cultivars - Dave's Garden
2008年7月25日 · Growing Conditions While most Astilbes prefer moist soil and shade, some can take heat and direct sunlight better than others. Cultivars such as 'Diamant' and 'Pink Lightning' need a good amount of shade and water to flourish, while cultivars like 'Purple Lance' are somewhat drought tolerant once established.
Aucuba, a Shrub for Shade - Dave's Garden
2010年10月18日 · Aucuba is hardy in USDA zones 7 to 10. It prefers partial to full shade and well-drained, moist, highly organic soil. Underneath deciduous trees is not a good place as the plant needs shade in the winter as well as in the summer. Leaves exposed to sun will turn black. Aucuba is tolerant of pollution, salt, drought, and coastal conditions.
Chartreuse Plants for the Garden - Dave's Garden
2019年7月30日 · Also known as a full moon maple, this is an easily grown small tree (16 to 20 feet tall and wide) that thrives in full sun to part shade. The best color, however is in part afternoon shade. It may scorch in full sun in the warmer parts of its range. Low maintenance, and blooming in April, it is hardy in zone 5 to 7.
Perennials:ajuga in the shade? - Dave's Garden
2009年5月26日 · Mine are very happy in the relatively dry shade of a large maple. Been lucky with variegated Solomon's seal, too. Once it's established, it seems to do fine. My ajuga (burgundy glow), in the same location, is doing okay but not fantastic. It's not distressed, but it isn't thriving, either. I think the plainer ajuga might do better in dry shade.
Annie's Annuals and Perennials - Dave's Garden
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Shade Gardening:long-blooming shade perennials - Dave's Garden
2005年9月25日 · There is a thread in the perennial forum about long-bloom perennials. The 2 that tolerate shade and are most mentioned arethe Fernleaf Bleeding Heart, "Luxuriant" and Corydalis Lutea. Are there others that you folks can recommend? How about astilbe? Also, is there such a thing as a miniature hydrangea? Let me explain the circumstances.
Giant Solomon's Seal: A Plant Fit For A King - Dave's Garden
2012年4月10日 · Good companions for the giant Solomon’s seal include other shade denizens such as ferns, hosta, pulmonaria, brunnera, dicentra, hellebore, heuchera and tiarella. The stems' arches create a pleasing natural frame when they are allowed to dangle over shorter plants or groundcovers with interesting foliage such as Lamium ‘Pink Pewter’. Relatives
The Hardiest of Hardy Perennials - Dave's Garden
2008年10月29日 · Tiarella, a close relative of Heuchera, is a beautiful shade plant that is a perennial in Zone 3 and warmer. Also known as foam flower, tiarellas bloom airy pipe cleaner-like spires of light pink blooms in late spring. It will spread well in good soil and functions well as a groundcover by making multiple clumps in semi- to full shade.
Perennials:salvias that are shade tolerant - Dave's Garden
2007年3月13日 · I don't know if there are any salvias that will bloom well if they're in really deep shade, the ones on this list will tolerate some shade, but since they're shade-tolerant not shade-loving, I think if you have them in really deep shade they won't be happy (I have several plants from the above list growing in full sun and they're perfectly happy--can't imagine them enjoying anything more than ...