The work of the earth seems to be under a pine plantation; But knowing the right planting to plant is half the battle. The plants you want to make are hardy in your area, they are shade loving, and knowing their watering needs will help you likewise.
Having an antenna full of pine trees, but still wanting to have a garden full of color can happen with just a few of these plants. Or you can design a garden or plant plants randomly. Pick a few of these plants, prepare the soil, and prepare for some color.
Astilbes love shade, but not dry soil. Having flowers in many shades (white, ivory, pink, red, and purple), astilbes will be great additions to a shade garden .
Azaleas love pine needles. By having Azaleas, you will not only add color under your pine tree, but it will also provide a place to rake your needles.
Bleeding hearts come in red, pink, white and more in two combined colors. Having soil in your soil only increases your Heart blood.
Brunnera cover a lot of ground; however, Brunnera likes a soil that drains well, and this is watered regularly.
Caladium has many different colors and varieties. The leaves of caladium have a heart-shaped heart and color in them. Caladium does not flower and is used for its leaves.
Campanula punctata is a great ground cover with distinctive flowers that attract hummingbirds. Bell peppers are edible and can be added to your salads.
Ashes are annual in most areas around the nation. Add ash daisy flowers to your garden bed.
Coleus has different leaves. Coleus is a fast grower and if you pinch new growth Coleus will grow more fully.
Snake Charlie known as Ground Ivy makes excellent ground under the shade of fir. Especially consider Charlie Creeping Weed.
Daisies come in any number of colors, sizes, and varieties. Daylilies are bulbs that come back every year.
Dianthus has over 300 species. Multifaria dianthus grow in zones, a large shade garden on the edge of your garden, which will bear the sun; But dianthus is great for wiping, because they retain their color.
Latin Ivy does well to cover the ground and grow trees.
Epimedium has many varieties with many unique looking flowers. Epimedium is also known as Horny Goat Weed and some claim it is venereal.
The first evening is a taller plant that flowers has a stem up and down. The evening primrose is yellow in color and very fragrant. The flowers of the evening primrose are open at night and during the day. The entire plant is editable.
Ferns need shade and many grow in the wild. Choosing Fern too many seem to be easy to judge; There are many different types of ferns to choose from.
The hosta has beautiful leaves. There are many varieties and after several years they must be divided.
Hydrangeas are one of the very few that you can change the color of the flower by changing the pH in the soil. flowers are great for drying and do well in the shade.
The impatiens do very well in the shade. Impatiens also need soil. Although impatiens are annuals, they add a lovely shade of garden color.
I take many varieties of the rainbow. They grow very easily and Iris keeps multiplying every year. A rainbow is like a gift that keeps on giving.
The Japanese Anemone has pink and white flowers. In the summer many bloom seasonally. Great at the end of your bed, for partial sun.
Lamium has beautiful leaves and petite flowers. Lamium spring flowers then continues until they fall.
Lily of the Valley is usually found with bell-shaped white or pale pink flowers. Even though the flowers are small in size, they are incredibly fragrant.
Obedient Plant attracts bees and hummingbirds. Obedient Plant to about 4 feet tall, flower spikes.
Pachysandra is a wonderful ground cover that stays green all year round. Pachysandra is great for covering the ground because grass cannot grow because of the shade.
Perilla ‘Magilla’ is an annual in most areas and looks a lot like Coleus, with a sturdier stem.
P eriwinkle is a planting vine that blooms from spring until the first frost. Periwinkle is evergreen and very low maintenance.
Pieris is like Lily of the Valley and Bleeding Heart. Bellflowers do best in the shade.
Pulmonary like the sun in the morning; on the contrary, he does not like the afternoon sun. Pulmonaria only blooms in spring; however, it also adds color to your garden foliage.
Rhododendrons love well-drained, well-drained soil. Planting rhododendrons is simple and can be done at different times of the year depending on your zone.
Ribbon Grass can be very invasive as a coin. Even so, Ribbon Grass is a great ground cover in areas where it won’t grow much cover elsewhere.
Snapdragons add a rainbow of colors to any garden. Planting snapdragons at the edge of your garden in partially shaded conditions will bring you the best color.
The seal of Solomon grew to the leaves. The tubular flowers that remain under the leaves hang in the Seal of Solomon.
Tiarella is a great runner who also trains unevenly. Know Tiarella as a foam flower.
Toad lilies have exquisite flowers. Your soil will need to be in the ground for the Toad Lily.
Violets are abundant in the shade of the bed. Johnny Jumpup’s writer can be born in just about every state. A great place to start when looking to add color to your dark space.
There are plants, some that you know, and others that you do not know, because you choose from the shade of your bed. Although this list is not comprehensive, it will give you a great start. Now get out there and garden!
