Native shade plants

Native plants are more hardy, less disease resistant, and better for nature. Here are 9 beautiful ones or the Midwest that you want in your yard.

Add some color and texture to those shady areas in your garden with shade-loving native shrubs that flower in the shade. By adding these native shade shrubs in your landscape, you are creating habitat, providing food, and adding visual interest to your shade garden. #nativeplants #shadegardens via @gardenexperimnt

Design a unique, easy-care landscape with these 3 native shade plants that will stand out from the crowd.

A walk in local woods, mountains, or native-conscious park can be inspirational for a gardener who has been dealt a shady hand. Indigenous American plants

Embrace California's Native Shade Plants that are boons to weary travelers. Create a tranquil oasis at home. with these specimens!

Woodland gardens can encompass an entire wood or surround a modest cluster of trees but all seek to emulate the designs of nature.

Looking for shade plants that can make your not-so-sunny garden look great? These are some of the best!

These low-growing ferns, shrubs and palms blanket the ground to help with erosion and soil moisture

Ideas for over 20 native shade tolerant plants that will thrive in a Southern yard to create more biodiversity and habitat.

Reducing maintenance with a living mulch that creeps, blooms and froths.Replacing mulch applications with a "living mulch," a carpet of ground covers, will significantly reduce your garden maintenance and make you a greener gardener in the process. Living mulch, or plants, shade out weeds, help soils retain moisture and add habitat and flowers at the same time. One of the best living mulches for partial to full shade with average to moist soil is foamflower (Tiarella cordifolia). This is a…