Just because your garden’s shady doesn’t mean it can’t be colorful. These shade-loving annuals bring bold blooms and serious ...

Many dogwood varieties don’t need sun and will tolerate partial- to full-shade conditions. One spectacular species to try is Cornus florida, a tree with reddish-purple fall color surpassed only by its ...

Learn about some of the most stunning varieties of shade-loving astilbes to grow this spring from House Digest's professional ...

When filled with flowers and foliage a dark corner ... Bleeding heart is one of the all-time favorite perennial shade plants, thriving in full and partial shade conditions. The finely-cut foliage ...

Lots of flowers will trail or spill from containers in pink, white, red, or yellow. Use these cascading blooms to keep ...

In most regions, April brings warmer weather, thawed soil, the end of frosts, and more sunlight. In short, April is a great ...

"Spring is the optimal time to prune them," says landscape gardener and author Teri Speight. "Cutting back this much-loved ...

Colder climate gardeners may want to sow their seeds indoors in April, to transplant in May when the weather is more ...

Even so, hydrangeas will suffer in too much shade. Without enough sun, their iconic blooms won't appear and their stems will ...

Lomandras thrive on heat and perform best in warm climates. Platinum Beauty™ is cold hardy to 10°F but does not tolerate wet ...

Gardens are a great place for dogs, but David Domoney has shared the plants you should avoid if you own an animal.

So, what is a perennial? It’s a plant that lives for more than two years — meaning that you can plant it today and enjoy the flowers for ... grow the plant in partial shade to better protect ...