Garden Time Online Perennial Garden Plants That Grow In Shade/Part Shade Planted In The Spring

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The plants below will thrive in shade or part shade. There are several varieties of each plant, we have posted our favorites of each here. Add magnificent colors to that shady spot in your garden, it's easy! Our 2008 shade garden plants are no less than phenomenal. Your shade garden can be the highlight of your home landscape. I love my shade garden, it is the favorite spot of my visitors also, they are amazed at the vibrant colors, different textures and green hues of the foliage and oooh and ahhh as they excitedly look around. It's just gorgeous, it really is! A shade area is not a problem for a gardener, it's deciding which colors to put in that shade spot that is the problem! You can rely on cyclamen, astilbe and hosta, begonias, impatiens, hellebores or ferns, caladiums or columbines and every other shade perennial we offer. The living plants for shade below will give you a good idea of what to grow in your shade garden, most are deer resistant too!

I have my shade garden in different sized terra cotta pots (4"-16")that are arranged on top of an old brick 6' x 6' area that is next to some bleeding hearts and iris (the bleeding hearts both pink and white look great behind the purple iris). Good luck, have fun!

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Curved Flower Stakes Our versatile supports keep flowers standing tall, and their weather-resistant green coating helps them hide in the foliage. Available in 18", 24" and 30", sets of 12 stakes from $12.95	26" Grow-Through Supports Position these supports over your plants in early spring and let stems grow up through the grid top. Recommended for long-stemmed flowers like peonies, foxgloves, echinacea, veronicas, and carnations.	Flower Support Grids These lightweight supports will keep all your flowers standing tall, and help you create your most coordinated, best-looking garden ever.	36" Single-Stem Supports Ideal for gladiolus, irises, zinnias, dahlias and foxgloves, our Single-Stem Supports keep individual flower stalks upright.
Support Rings Set of 3. The 30" double-ring design of our Support Rings provides sturdy support for lilies, foxgloves, asters and tall annuals. Set of 3.	Gathering Rings Use these rings for long-stemmed flowers like lilies or alliums. The ring opens and closes, so you can add support any time during the season without damaging stems. 6" and 8" diameter rings, set of 12 rings.	Y Stakes 35" and 47" high, the arms of these Y-shaped flower stakes can be bent for custom support and moved easily as new flowers come into bloom.	Essex Plant Supports We've designed these plant supports to be the sturdiest and most attractive on the market. Their 8mm and 6mm steel uprights are powder-coated for durability, and they have a graceful arc to support stems and flowers naturally, like a bouquet.
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