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Let me guess. You got a large live oak and the grass is dying underneath. You, my friend, need some shade perennials. Hey guys, Iamp;#39;m Jarratt and welcome to the Shades of Green Show where today we are gonna be highlighting some of my favorite native and adapted perennials that are made for the shade. Weamp;#39;re gonna start things off with a very low growing shade perennial, dwarf Mexican petunia. Now you may know the cousin, a tall aggressively spreader petunia. This is gonna be a dwarf, much smaller, treat it like a ground cover. And the good news, it comes in three different colors, purple, pink, and white. This is Katieamp;#39;s blue, Katieamp;#39;s Dwarf, also known as ruellia, but itamp;#39;s not gonna get higher than six inches. And if it re-seeds, it helps kind of slowly spread to create that nice border plant in any kind of shade garden youamp;#39;re looking for. Next up is gonna be spiderwort. Itamp;#39;s gonna be a great spring through summer bloomer that comes
