Azaleas, with bright green foliage and funnel-shaped flowers in shades of white, red, and pink, thrive in dappled sunlight under trees, offering vibrant spring and summer color.
Begonias, known for their pretty blooms and shiny foliage, flourish in partial shade. They add a splash of color to containers and gardens
Boston ferns, with their vibrant green fronds, brighten shady corners. Ideal for hanging baskets, these ferns thrive in filtered sunlight and are hardy
Boxwoods are versatile hedging shrubs with thick evergreen foliage, suitable for borders or privacy plantings, preferring afternoon shade and growing in various sizes.
Columbines, with their lacy foliage and bi-colored flowers, thrive in partial shade. These perennials attract hummingbirds and go dormant in very hot climates.
Cyclamen are shade-tolerant plants with delicate flowers, great for low-light areas. They go dormant in summer and bloom in cooler temperatures, adding color to fall and winter gardens.
Foxgloves produce tall spikes of bell-shaped flowers, thriving in partial shade. These biennials bloom in their second year and self-seed for continuous blooms.
Impatiens are colorful, shade-loving annuals popular in containers and flower beds. They thrive in partial to full shade and require ample watering.